QS Engineer

• Cost Estimation: Quantity Surveyors are adept at estimating the cost of materials, labor, and equipment required for a construction project. By considering various factors such as project specifications, market rates, and regulatory requirements, they provide accurate cost projections.
• Tendering and Procurement: QS professionals assist in preparing tender documents, evaluating bids, and negotiating contracts with suppliers and subcontractors. They analyze cost proposals, conduct value engineering exercises, and make recommendations to ensure optimal value for the project.
• Cost Control and Monitoring: Quantity Surveyors closely monitor project costs throughout its lifecycle. They track expenditures, review variations and change orders, and ensure that the project stays within the defined budget. Regular cost reports and forecasts are prepared to keep stakeholders informed.
• Valuation and Final Accounts: QS professionals assess the progress of work on-site, verifying completed tasks and certifying payments to contractors. They calculate interim and final valuations, assess variations, and handle contractual claims, ensuring fair and accurate payments.
• Risk Management: Quantity Surveyors identify and mitigate potential risks that could impact project costs. They conduct risk assessments, manage insurance claims, and collaborate with stakeholders to minimize financial liabilities arising from unforeseen events.

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person