Quantity surveyor engineer

Job Description

Role & responsibilities Cost Estimation: Quantity surveyor estimate and control costs for large construction projects, ensuring that structures meet legal and quality standards. Estimating quantities, costs and time scales for material and labour. Budget Management: Prepare detailed cost plans, evaluate tenders, and monitor project expenses to prevent cost overruns. Contract Negotiation: Negotiate contracts and schedules, ensuring fair terms for all parties involved. Risk Management: Manage risks and value engineering, identifying potential issues and implementing cost-saving measures. Financial Reporting: Analyze outcomes and provide budget/progress reports, ensuring transparency and accountability. Dispute Resolution: Assist in resolving disputes between parties involved in the construction project. Compliance: Ensure compliance with regulations and quality standards. Work Valuation: Oversee and value subcontractors' work for payments. Feasibility Studies: Conduct financial feasibility studies for development projects. Preferred candidate profile Preparation of cost estimates, bills of quantities and tender documents. Negotiating with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain the best prices and terms. Managing project budgets, including forecasting and monitoring costs. Maintaining accurate records and documentation of all project-related costs and financial transactions. Provide expert advice on procurement, risk management and cost-saving measures. Experience working on various Railway construction projects, experience in EPC contracts preferred/ Familiarity with contract law and construction contracts. Attention to detail and a commitment to delivering high-quality work. Strong project management skills and ability to work under pressure. Perks and benefits