Project Quantity Surveyor

As a Cost Estimation Engineer, your primary responsibility will be to estimate and cost slope stabilization/protection works efficiently. You will be required to prepare initial cost estimates, BOQ (Bill of Quantities) based on drawings and specifications, and assist in budgeting and cost planning. Your role will also involve preparing tender documents, supporting bid evaluations, and verifying contractor quotations and rate analysis. Additionally, you will play a key part in drafting and reviewing contract agreements. Measurement and billing tasks will be a crucial aspect of your job, including measuring executed works at the site, preparing and certifying running account bills of contractors, and verifying materials used at the site. Cost control and monitoring will also be under your purview, where you will track project expenditure against the budget, identify variations, and ensure cost efficiency by monitoring wastage. Keeping accurate records and documentation is essential in this role. You will maintain records of quantities, bills, and contract documents, as well as prepare progress and cost reports for management/client. Your coordination skills will also be put to the test as you work closely with engineers, site teams, and contractors. You will assist the project manager in financial and contractual matters and coordinate with clients for bill approvals and variations. To qualify for this position, you should hold a B.E or B.Tech in Civil Engineering with 4-5 years of relevant experience. Good verbal and communication skills are a must to succeed in this role. If you are looking to contribute to a dynamic team and work on challenging projects, this position offers the opportunity to showcase your expertise and make a meaningful impact on the organization's overall success.,