Develop accurate cost estimates for construction projects based on plans and specifications.
Analyze drawings, specifications, and other documentation to ascertain project requirements.
Create and manage project budgets, ensuring adherence to financial plans.
Monitor project expenses and provide financial reports to stakeholders.
Prepare tender documents and oversee the tendering process.
Evaluate tenders and make recommendations for contractor selection.
Draft, review, and negotiate contracts with clients and subcontractors.
Ensure compliance with contractual obligations, handling claims and variations.
Implement cost control measures to monitor and manage project expenditures.
Conduct regular site visits to evaluate project progress and identify potential cost overruns.
Analyze project costs, identifying opportunities for cost savings while upholding quality standards.
Collaborate with project teams to optimize resource allocation.
Produce regular financial reports and forecasts for stakeholders.
Communicate project progress and financial status to clients and management.
Identify potential financial risks and develop strategies for mitigation.
Conduct feasibility studies and financial assessments for projects.
Work closely with architects, engineers, and contractors to align projects with budget and specifications.
Participate in project meetings, providing input on financial aspects.
Job Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field.
Relevant experience in quantity surveying or a similar role within the construction industry.
Professional accreditation such as RICS or AQS is often preferred.
Strong analytical and numerical skills.
Proficiency in cost estimation software and Microsoft Office Suite.
Excellent communication and negotiation skills.
Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
Work Environment: Typically office-based with regular visits to construction sites. Collaboration with various stakeholders including clients, contractors, and project managers may be necessary.
