Job Description
- Prepare detailed cost estimates for materials, labor, equipment, and subcontracted works for construction projects - Develop, monitor, and manage project budgets to ensure projects are delivered within approved financial targets - Conduct quantity take-offs and prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQ) based on engineering drawings and project specifications - Prepare preliminary cost estimates and maintain accurate project cost information throughout the project lifecycle - Manage the full tender process from pre-tender through post-contract stages, starting from prepare tender documentation, evaluate quotations, and perform detailed price comparisons and cost analyses - Source and evaluate quotations from vendors, suppliers, specialists, and subcontractors - Negotiate pricing, commercial terms, and subcontract agreements to achieve competitive project costs - Participate in tender interviews, clarification meetings, and site visits with clients and consultants - Prepare, review, negotiate, and administer construction contracts with clients, suppliers, and subcontractors - Handle progress claims, progress payments, variation orders, and final account settlements - Review payment certifications and coordinate with consultants, architects, developers, contractors, and quantity surveyors regarding payment approvals - Monitor project expenditures against budgets and forecasts - Analyze project variations and assess their commercial impact - Identify cost-saving opportunities through alternative materials, construction methods, and value engineering without compromising quality - Maintain and standardize the Company's Schedule of Rates (SOR) - Identify commercial and contractual risks throughout the project lifecycle - Prepare and manage claims arising from project changes or contractual issues - Ensure compliance with contractual requirements, company policies, and health & safety regulations - Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors, suppliers, and vendors - Develop an understanding of market pricing trends, supplier capabilities, and subcontractor performance - Evaluate vendor and subcontractor performance to support future procurement decisions - Review team deliverables and ensure compliance with company standards and procedures - Drive continuous improvement and standardization of Quantity Surveying processes - Other tasks as assigned
Job Requirement
- Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Quantity Surveying, or a related engineering discipline - Business level of English proficiency - At least 3 years as QS Manager, with 5 years of experience as Quantity Surveyor or Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) in Construction - Proven experience managing hyperscale tender proposals and commercial activities including cost estimation, contract administration, and commercial management throughout the project lifecycle - Strong analytical, problem-solving abilities, excellent negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills