Project Engineer - Qunatity Surveyor

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Job Title Project Engineer - Qunatity Surveyor Job Description Summary Job Description Civil Engineer working in Quantity Surveying (QS) is mainly responsible for cost estimation, quantity measurement, contract management, and cost control of construction projects . Below is a typical Job Description (JD) used in construction or infrastructure companies. • Quantity Take-Off & Measurement • Prepare quantity take-offs from drawings (BOQ preparation). • Measure quantities of earthwork, concrete, steel, masonry, finishing works, etc. • Verify quantities with tender drawings and IFC drawings. • Maintain measurement sheets and records. • Cost Estimation & Budgeting • Prepare cost estimates and project budgets. • Analyze material, labour, and equipment costs. • Assist in tender preparation and bid evaluation. • Compare estimated cost with actual project cost. • BOQ & Tendering • Prepare Bill of Quantities (BOQ). • Review contractor quotations. • Assist in tender documentation and contract preparation. • Billing & Payment Certification • Prepare and verify RA bills (Running Account Bills). • Check contractor and subcontractor bills. • Prepare client billing and payment certificates. • Track project cash flow. • Contract Administration • Study contract agreements and technical specifications. • Handle variations, extra items, and change orders. • Maintain records for claims and disputes. • Cost Control & Monitoring • Monitor project expenditure vs budget. • Identify cost saving opportunities. • Prepare cost reports and forecasts. • Coordination • Coordinate with site engineers, planning team, procurement team, and contractors. • Ensure quantities match site execution and drawings. • Documentation & Reporting • Maintain BOQ records, quantity sheets, rate analysis, and cost reports. • Prepare monthly progress and cost reports. Skills Required • Knowledge of BOQ preparation and rate analysis • Understanding of construction drawings • Proficiency in Excel, AutoCAD, and QS software • Knowledge of contracts (FIDIC or similar) • Good analytical and negotiation skills INCO: “Cushman & Wakefield”