Senior Quantity Surveyor ( Institutional buildings and Government projects )

Key Responsibilities

1. Cost Management and Financial Control
   • Take ownership of the cost management process for commercial and residential projects from inception to completion.
   • Develop detailed cost plans budgets and cash flow forecasts for projects.
   • Oversee the preparation and review of accurate cost estimates ensuring alignment with the projects objectives and budget.
   • Monitor project costs and expenses implementing corrective actions where necessary to control financial performance.
   • Review and update cost forecasts and cash flow projections regularly ensuring accurate financial reporting to stakeholders.
   • Prepare the contractors subcontractor suppliers and all stake holders bills with joint measurement actual and as per drawings.
2. Contract and Tender Management
   • Lead the preparation and submission of tender documentation including Bills of Quantities (BOQs) specifications and pricing.
   • Evaluate tenders ensuring competitiveness and compliance with contractual requirements.
   • Provide contract advice and manage the preparation negotiation and administration of contracts with standard forms.
   • Review and assess contract variations claims and disputes providing strategic recommendations to mitigate risks and resolve issues.
3. Project Financial Reporting
   • Provide detailed financial reports and updates to clients stakeholders and senior management.
   • Track and report on project performance highlighting any potential cost overruns or issues that may arise.
   • Conduct regular meetings with project teams to discuss financial matters and ensure all cost control measures are in place.
   • Prepare reports for financial audits and ensure compliance with accounting standards and regulations.
4. Risk Management and Mitigation
   • Identify and assess financial risks on both commercial and residential construction projects.
   • Develop and implement risk mitigation strategies to minimize financial exposure.
   • Advise on the financial impact of potential delays changes or unforeseen events and propose corrective actions.
   • Ensure that risks and uncertainties are communicated effectively to all relevant stakeholders.
5. Change Management and Variations
   • Manage the change control process including pricing and negotiating variations to the contract.
   • Review and approve change orders ensuring they are justified documented and aligned with the projects scope and budget.
   • Provide detailed cost estimates for variations and monitor their impact on the overall project budget.
   • Negotiate with clients contractors and subcontractors to ensure fair and accurate settlements for variations and claims.
6. Client and Stakeholder Communication
   • Act as the primary point of contact for clients contractors and stakeholders on all financial matters.
   • Provide expert advice and recommendations on cost-effective solutions and strategies.
   • Ensure that client expectations are managed and that the project is delivered in accordance with their requirements.
   • Present and explain financial reports budgets and forecasts to clients and senior management.
7. Site Visits and Project Monitoring
   • Conduct site visits to monitor project progress and ensure that construction is adhering to financial and quality standards.
   • Work with project managers and site teams to ensure that materials labour and resources are being used efficiently.
   • Resolve any on-site financial issues that arise ensuring that the project remains within budget.

Qualifications :

Skills and Qualifications

• Education:
  • A degree in Civil Engineering Quantity Surveying Construction Management or a related field. RICS-accredited qualifications are highly desirable.
  • Chartered status with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is preferred.
• Experience:
  • Minimum of 8-10 years of experience in Quantity Surveying with a proven track record in managing both commercial and residential construction projects.
  • Extensive experience with cost estimation budgeting tendering and contract management.
  • Strong knowledge of construction contracts (JCT NEC etc.) procurement strategies and industry standards.
  • Experience in managing project costs for large-scale and complex projects including residential commercial or mixed-use developments.

• Key Skills:
  • Expert in cost management budgeting and financial forecasting.
  • Strong negotiation and contract administration skills.
  • Exceptional leadership and team management abilities.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to interact with stakeholders at all levels.
  • Proficiency in cost management and estimation softwares.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and ability to think strategically.
  • Knowledge of the latest trends and technologies in the construction industry

Remote Work :

No

Employment Type :

Full-time