Quantity Take off & Estimation – Extract and calculate quantities from technical drawings for project costing and resource planning.
Budgeting & Cost Control – Develop accurate budgets, track financial progress, and monitor project expenses to optimize cost eficiency.
Pre- & Post-Contract Quantity Surveying – Conduct cost analysis, prepare tender documents, and manage contractual obligations before and after project execution.
Contract Administration – Ensure all paperwork, agreements, and documentation are in place and legally compliant during pre- and post-contract stages.
Tendering & Procurement – Review and analyze bids, negotiate contracts, and ensure cost-eƯective procurement of materials and services.
Liaison with Project Teams – Collaborate with site managers, project managers, engineers, and stakeholders to ensure financial and technical alignment throughout the project.
Risk Management & Value Engineering – Identify financial risks, recommend cost-saving strategies, and optimize project expenditures.
Payment & Valuation – Assess completed work, certify payments to contractors, and ensure accurate financial reporting.
Regulatory Compliance – Ensure construction projects adhere to local and international regulations, safety standards, and contractual agreements.
Additional Duties – Perform other responsibilities as assigned by management to support cost management and operational eficiency.