Quantity Surveyor

A Quantity Surveyor estimates and monitors the costs of construction and maintenance of building and infrastructure. They are usually involved from the feasibility stage through to completion of a construction project. Quantity Surveyors can also undertake tax depreciation, insurance estimation, mediation, and arbitration. QS is responsible for establishing project management procedures to achieve project goals and objectives by adhering clients' specifications and requirements within the financial constraints and schedule. In this role, QS shall report directly to the Project Manager about the actual project issues, help ensure the project plan and cost meet the objectives of the contract proposal, and ensure operations conform to the ground plan. QS implements strategic techniques to mitigate potential project risks and promote maximum productivity by conducting regular meetings to monitor the project's progress; Also coordinates with the clients for the updates, as well as informing them of any plan adjustments. QS is accountable for planning and supporting implementation of effective projects and transaction delivery.

The QS focuses on large, complex projects, and shall assist with various distinct ventures concurrently. This is a process-oriented position that focuses on specialized civil & structural architectural contracts with preference to automated systems management and renovation projects. Multi-Project Experience is vital for this role. Proficiency in codes of practice, relevant regulations and a working knowledge of authority submissions and approval procedures in accordance with acknowledged industry Codes and recognized Technical Standards. Exposure to relevant software programs shall be an additional merit to consider the profile suitable for this position.