Quantity Surveyor

Job Description

Job description / Role

The main duties of Quantity Surveyor the include, but are not limited to:

– Take care of the financial and contractual aspects of the project.
– Participate, record and prepare the minutes of the progress meetings.
– Provide support on all financial and contractual matters throughout the work in the project.
– Convene and chair all commercial meetings.
– Ensure prompt submittal and completeness of Contractors monthly payment applications and finalize the payment certificates.
– Make sure that all cost and quantity records are streamlined and kept in order.
– Advise the SRE and REs on measurement procedures and calculation of interim and final quantities.
– Evaluate the unit rates for new work items.
– Establish the way of recording the details and monitor the day works recording and process.
– Lead in the preparation of variation orders.
– Lead in the evaluation and recommendation of entitlement of Contractors claims, including presentation and agreement of recommendations to the Contract’s Department of Client and the Engineer (PMC)
– Advice on contractual matters related to financial issues.
– Ensure completeness and validity of all contractual requirements.
– Advise on contractor’s resource allocation.
– Prepare financial statements for monthly report.
– Audit payments to Contractors.
– Check and record measurements of completed work.