Job Description
Job Summary The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for managing the commercial and contractual aspects of construction and engineering projects from project commencement through to final account settlement. The role supports project profitability through effective cost control, contract administration, progress claim management, variation order evaluation, loss and expense claims administration, and stakeholder coordination while ensuring compliance with contractual and project requirements. Manage Project Costing & Commercial Performance Prepare project cost estimates, budgets, cost plans, cash flow projections, and cost reports. Monitor project expenditures, commitments, and profitability against approved budgets. Conduct cost analysis and identify potential cost-saving opportunities and commercial risks. Support project teams in evaluating the financial impact of design changes, site instructions, and project variations. Provide commercial advice and recommendations to support project decision-making. Administer Progress Claims & Payment Processes Prepare, submit, and negotiate progress claims in accordance with contractual requirements. Evaluate, verify, and certify subcontractors' and suppliers' payment claims. Monitor project payment status and follow up on outstanding receivables. Maintain proper records and supporting documents for claims and payment submissions. Manage Variation Orders (VO) & Contractual Claims Prepare, assess, substantiate, and negotiate variation order claims arising from changes in project scope, specifications, drawings, and site conditions. Review contractual entitlements and evaluate the commercial impact of variations and change orders. Compile supporting documentation and cost breakdowns for claim submissions. Liaise with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers on claim evaluations and negotiations. Manage Loss & Expense (L&E) Claims & Final Accounts Prepare and administer Loss & Expense (L&E) claims arising from project d
