The Quantity Surveyors responsibilities shall include but not be limited to the following:
A. Project Preparation and Appraisal
Review and evaluate developers project documents including feasibility studies cost estimates and bills of quantities (BoQs).
Assess project cost assumptions materials specifications and design efficiency for value for money and constructability.
Identify cost-related risks and recommend cost optimization or mitigation measures.
Support developers in preparing detailed project budgets and cash flow projections.
Review integration of climate-resilient and green building measures into project design and cost planning.
B. Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) Coordination
Coordinate with prequalified TCDD consultants during the due diligence process.
Review consultants reports and ensure completeness consistency and alignment with InfraCredits technical and investment criteria.
Track and resolve technical queries raised during the due diligence review.
Facilitate site inspections and validation of project cost design and implementation readiness.
Ensure adherence to international green building standards (e.g. IFCs EDGE) and applicable local building codes and standards.
C. Transaction Support and Financial Close
Provide technical inputs to transaction documentation including cost summaries and risk assessments.
Support the transaction team (Transactor Legal E&S) in structuring and negotiating technical components of deals.
Validate final project costings budgets and timelines prior to approval.
Participate in internal investment committee reviews to present technical findings and recommendations.
D. Project Monitoring and Post-Financial Close Support
Track project progress against approved cost plans milestones and timelines.
Review progress reports variation orders and claims for reasonableness and compliance with agreed terms.
Advise on cost deviations and recommend corrective actions.
Support periodic technical site visits and prepare monitoring reports for InfraCredits management and investors.
E. Capacity Building and Knowledge Support
Support InfraCredit in developing standardized project cost templates benchmarks and cost databases.
Provide input to internal capacity-building workshops and knowledge-sharing sessions on project preparation and cost management.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of InfraCredits housing technical due diligence framework.
Deliverables
Technical appraisal reports and cost review summaries for assigned projects.
Reviewed and validated BoQs and project budgets.
Periodic project monitoring and variance reports.
Technical sections of investment memoranda and TCDD summaries.
Contributions to InfraCredits internal project costing and monitoring tools.
Documented lessons learned and re-occurring costing-related issues from all housing transactions
Developed e-learning modules focused on green affordable housing cost planning bill of quantities and value engineering considerations.
Expected Outcomes/Results
The workstream is expected to deliver the following outcomes:
Improved project quality cost efficiency and bankability through robust technical reviews and cost optimization.
Increased number of housing projects meeting InfraCredits due diligence criteria and achieving financial close.
Enhanced internal capacity to assess and quantify incremental climate-resilient costs in housing projects.
More streamlined coordination of Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) processes ensuring timely delivery of consultant outputs.
Strengthened project monitoring cost control and risk management throughout project implementation.
Developed internal technical capacity tools and benchmarks to support future housing transactions.
Candidates for the role should meet the following requirements:
Bachelors degree in Quantity Surveying Building Economics Construction Management Civil Engineering or a related field.
Professional certification and membership in a recognized body such as the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS) or Quantity Surveyors Registration Board of Nigeria (QSRBN) (mandatory).
Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in quantity surveying cost management or project development within the housing sector.
Demonstrated experience in project appraisal feasibility assessment and cost estimation for residential or mixed-use developments.
Proven ability to conduct or review Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) and manage consultant engagements.
Familiarity with international green building standards (e.g. IFC EDGE LEED) and local building codes and regulations.
Strong analytical financial modeling and reporting skills with proficiency in MS Excel MS Project and cost estimation software.
Excellent communication coordination and stakeholder engagement skills particularly in multi-disciplinary project teams.
Scope of WorkThe Quantity Surveyors responsibilities shall include but not be limited to the following:A. Project Preparation and AppraisalReview and evaluate developers project documents including feasibility studies cost estimates and bills of quantities (BoQs).Assess project cost assumptions mate...
Scope of Work
The Quantity Surveyors responsibilities shall include but not be limited to the following:
A. Project Preparation and Appraisal
Review and evaluate developers project documents including feasibility studies cost estimates and bills of quantities (BoQs).
Assess project cost assumptions materials specifications and design efficiency for value for money and constructability.
Identify cost-related risks and recommend cost optimization or mitigation measures.
Support developers in preparing detailed project budgets and cash flow projections.
Review integration of climate-resilient and green building measures into project design and cost planning.
B. Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) Coordination
Coordinate with prequalified TCDD consultants during the due diligence process.
Review consultants reports and ensure completeness consistency and alignment with InfraCredits technical and investment criteria.
Track and resolve technical queries raised during the due diligence review.
Facilitate site inspections and validation of project cost design and implementation readiness.
Ensure adherence to international green building standards (e.g. IFCs EDGE) and applicable local building codes and standards.
C. Transaction Support and Financial Close
Provide technical inputs to transaction documentation including cost summaries and risk assessments.
Support the transaction team (Transactor Legal E&S) in structuring and negotiating technical components of deals.
Validate final project costings budgets and timelines prior to approval.
Participate in internal investment committee reviews to present technical findings and recommendations.
D. Project Monitoring and Post-Financial Close Support
Track project progress against approved cost plans milestones and timelines.
Review progress reports variation orders and claims for reasonableness and compliance with agreed terms.
Advise on cost deviations and recommend corrective actions.
Support periodic technical site visits and prepare monitoring reports for InfraCredits management and investors.
E. Capacity Building and Knowledge Support
Support InfraCredit in developing standardized project cost templates benchmarks and cost databases.
Provide input to internal capacity-building workshops and knowledge-sharing sessions on project preparation and cost management.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of InfraCredits housing technical due diligence framework.
Deliverables
Technical appraisal reports and cost review summaries for assigned projects.
Reviewed and validated BoQs and project budgets.
Periodic project monitoring and variance reports.
Technical sections of investment memoranda and TCDD summaries.
Contributions to InfraCredits internal project costing and monitoring tools.
Documented lessons learned and re-occurring costing-related issues from all housing transactions
Developed e-learning modules focused on green affordable housing cost planning bill of quantities and value engineering considerations.
Expected Outcomes/Results
The workstream is expected to deliver the following outcomes:
Improved project quality cost efficiency and bankability through robust technical reviews and cost optimization.
Increased number of housing projects meeting InfraCredits due diligence criteria and achieving financial close.
Enhanced internal capacity to assess and quantify incremental climate-resilient costs in housing projects.
More streamlined coordination of Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) processes ensuring timely delivery of consultant outputs.
Strengthened project monitoring cost control and risk management throughout project implementation.
Developed internal technical capacity tools and benchmarks to support future housing transactions.
Candidates for the role should meet the following requirements:
Bachelors degree in Quantity Surveying Building Economics Construction Management Civil Engineering or a related field.
Professional certification and membership in a recognized body such as the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS) or Quantity Surveyors Registration Board of Nigeria (QSRBN) (mandatory).
Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in quantity surveying cost management or project development within the housing sector.
Demonstrated experience in project appraisal feasibility assessment and cost estimation for residential or mixed-use developments.
Proven ability to conduct or review Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) and manage consultant engagements.
Familiarity with international green building standards (e.g. IFC EDGE LEED) and local building codes and regulations.
Strong analytical financial modeling and reporting skills with proficiency in MS Excel MS Project and cost estimation software.
Excellent communication coordination and stakeholder engagement skills particularly in multi-disciplinary project teams.
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