QUANTITY SURVEYOR

The Quantity Surveyor reporting to the Project Manager will be responsible for all post-award works on construction projects related to quantity surveying, project payment certificates, progress reports, variation orders and contractual matters.

QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE

• Degree in Engineering / B.Sc. in Quantity Surveying from a recognized University / Engineering College / Technology Institute.
• 10 to 12 years’ experience on Highway/Road projects with a Construction Company as a quantity surveyor.
• Knowledge of job cost fundamentals.
• Proficient computer skills – MS Office.
• Proficient in use of AutoCAD.
• Knowledge of standard forms of measurement.
• Conversant with Conditions of Contract and procedures; FIDIC.
• Proficient in evaluation and submission of Contractual matters.
• Experience in handling multiple activities and deliverables within critical time frames.
• Ability to work accurately, effectively, and adaptable to flexible work schedule when required to meet deadlines.
• Good English communication skills – oral and written.

FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Analyze contract documents, specifications, drawings and any addendums.
• Maintain all contractual correspondence pertaining to the Project Contract.
• Maintain all contractual correspondence pertaining to the Sub-Contracts.
• Liaise with design and project team for quantities take-off, and identify potential variation items.
• Prepare and submit Project monthly IPC valuations / certificates of work done on the scheduled date.
• Prepare and update materials requirement schedule.
• Prepare sub-contract enquiries / proposals, and assessment of sub-contract quotations.
• Regularly visit Site and Liaise with project team for all data for valuations.
• Analyze and timely submit variations, claims, change orders, design changes.
• Prepare rate analysis / rate breakdown of variation items.
• Prepare sub-contract monthly valuations of work done.
• Provide data for daily and monthly progress reports and attend monthly progress meetings, and respond timely to matters arising.