Quantity Surveyor

SUMMARY:
This large international organisation requires a qualified Quantity Surveyor with at least 5 years' experience on Project/Contract Management within an international Design and Build environment.

POSITION INFO:
Requirements:

• BSc or BTech Quantity Surveying or equivalent assessed qualification
• Minimum of 5 years experience in Project/Contract Management in Design and Build Environment, particularly utilising internationally recognised Conditions of Contract (such as FIDIC, NEC, GCC and JBCC
• Commercial astute, numerate, meticulous, accurate, methodical, organised, systematic, flexible/adaptable in multi-tasking
• Dynamic self-starter who can work independently & as a part of a team

• Proactive involved in procurement, cost management and reporting to drive best value from suppliers and subcontractors, maximise and optimise project cashflow whilst protecting the expected commercial outcome
• Develop and implement the project specific financial monitoring/project control and delivery system, integrating and transforming the tender into a project delivery tool
• Continuous assessment of conformity of what is produced out of the EP phase with the main contract,
• Ensure that quantities implemented by subcontractors are in line with the main contract. 

• Put in place the necessary quantities/scope monitoring tools, to be used by the Engineering team and driving best value from suppliers and subcontractors
• QS compares quantities/scopes defined by the Consultant/Employer at tender stage with the ones defined during detailed design and flags any discrepancies.
• Ensure any change in the works generated during EP phase is subject to an internal Change Note.
• If the change is eligible to cost/time compensation by the Consultant/Employer, he/she initiates the issuance of a Change Notice sent to the Consultant/Employer
• Ensures that quantities implemented through the main contract are reflected transparently in the various subcontract agreements and
• Consolidates the overall quantities and scope to ensure the full scope is covered

• Set-up, implement and regular monitor the financial delivery model to report and track earned value and overall financial summary.
• Prepare, submit and agree interim payment valuations with supply chain and Employer, in accordance with the contract (progress, CPA, retention etc.)
• Ensures that quantities invoiced by the subcontractors are in line with actual progress on site and within the agreed appointment.
• Regular progress cost report and submissions in support of PM’s project reporting.
• Co-ordinate with project manager, engineering, tendering, procurement and cost control to submit accurate and timeously all contract variations
• Ensure variation’s financial impact are accurately and timeously documented and incorporated into the contract, interim payments and final accounts.
• Ensure Sub-Contractor/Supplier claims are properly justified and documented and that they are claimed by the Company to the Consultant/Employer

• Verify and settle all Sub-Contractor / supplier final accounts.
• Verify and settle Consultant / Employer final account
• Prepare project close-out report summary, lessons learned with proposed changes to increase project efficiency.

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