The successful candidate will be responsible for managing all aspects of the contractual, commercial, and financial side of site construction projects.
The professional quantity surveyor shall be concerned with commercial contracts, procurement strategies, measuring and costing of the construction projects.
This will cover a wide range of activities which include cost planning, value engineering, value management, feasibility studies, cost benefit analysis, life-cycle costing, risk analysis, tendering, valuation, change control, dispute resolution, claims management, project management, cost estimation, contractual contracting and value for money assessments.
Responsibilities / Duties / Job Skills: Pre-Contract:
Procurement Support: Assist with bid documents, bidder lists, and recommendations for contract awards.
Measurement and Pricing: Use contract documents to measure and price accurately.
Documentation Preparation: Prepare Bills of Quantities, preliminaries, contract conditions, and other tender documents.
Contract Negotiations: Provide inputs for negotiations and prepare subcontract documents.
Post-Contract:
Commercial Support: Assist Project Management with commercial aspects and inform them of risks.
Documentation Maintenance: Keep records of contractual documents and ensure bonds are managed.
Cash Flow and Cost Control: Prepare cash flow schedules and control costs.
Contractual Advice: Advise on variations, claims, and requirements; ensure contract completeness and validity.
Financial Management: Prepare financial statements, interim payment applications, and final accounts.
Subcontract Management: Contractual Advice: Advise on claims and variations; maintain records.
Bond Management: Ensure bonds are managed.
Claims Resolution: Resolve financial claims and prepare interim payment certificates.
Final Account Management: Measure and prepare final accounts.
Specific Experience Required: Personality Traits: Creative, positive, self-motivated, detail-oriented, and organized.
Knowledge and Experience: Engineering and construction contracts, contracting models, problem-solving, minimal supervision.
Communication Skills: Excellent interpersonal and conflict resolution skills.
Cost Management: Price forecasting, tender document preparation, budget adjustment, contractor procurement, and work valuation.
Logistics and Asset Management: Oversee logistics for assets and support cost centers.
ProfileQualifications B.Eng. or B.Sc /B.Sc Hons/M.Sc degree specializing in Quantity Surveying Proven track record Understand core business processes and associated technical solutionsHave an innovative and disruptive mindset, constantly looking forwardTraining and exposure to Contract Management such as NEC 3 or equivalent.University degree/diploma in quantity surveying from a recognized institutionMinimum 5 years post qualification related practical experience on large projects with specific experience on industrial projects.Proven experience in the industrial engineering is beneficial.Knowledge of pre and post contract administration#J-18808-Ljbffr
