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Engineering - Architecture
Civil Quality Surveyor
Engineering - Architecture
#756757
Remote / WFH
Niyukti Systems, Inc · Hyderabad, Telangana ·
Job Description
Job description
Quantity Surveyor Job Profile
The Quantity Surveying .
Now more than ever, its crucial to demonstrate to recruiters that you understand the roles evolution and are on top of and the usage of cloud-based platforms.
Quantity Surveyors are indispensable strategic professionals responsible for driving complex projects' financial and operational success. Whether working on renewable infrastructure, within , , or something different, your skills and expertise as a QS in are in great demand.
Key Responsibilities
Cost Management Estimation
• Prepare cost estimates, bills of quantities, and pricing for change orders.
• Develop and manage project budgets, ensuring alignment with scope and client expectations.
• Monitor and maintain cost ledgers and financial records.
• Evaluate and negotiate variations and change orders with contractors and clients.
• Provide input for contract cost forecasts and financial planning.
Measurement Valuation
• Measure quantities from client design drawings (e.g., earthworks, underground services, reinforced concrete).
• Confirm quantities for progress claims and invoice verification.
• Maintain accurate field measurement notes, including calculations and assumptions.
• Coordinate and schedule measurement activities with construction teams.
Procurement Subcontractor Management
• Procure materials such as pipework, chambers, and pumps.
• Manage subcontractor orders and associated documentation.
• Support contract administrators in evaluating contractor proposals and change requests.
Contract Administration Change Management
• Assist in the preparation and evaluation of contract change documents (e.g., RCAs, PCAs).
• Liaise with contract administrators and project controls staff on change management.
• Monitor and track project cost alerts and contractual commitments.
• Reporting Documentation
• Prepare monthly client applications and financial reports.
• Regularly report and forecast project costs to senior stakeholders.
• Compile historical data and conduct key quantity analysis.
Stakeholder Team Collaboration
• Liaise with engineering, contracts, construction, and project management teams.
• Develop and maintain relationships with key clients.
• Support discussions and negotiations with contractors.
• Manage and mentor junior and intermediate quantity surveyors.
Site Project Oversight
• Conduct regular site visits and inspections to assess progress and quality.
• Ensure cash flow is maintained and risks/opportunities are managed.
Qualifications, Skills, And Qualities
We've broken down some skills and experience based on seniority so you know more about career prospects.
This job is provided by Shine.com
Quantity Surveyor Job Profile
The Quantity Surveying .
Now more than ever, its crucial to demonstrate to recruiters that you understand the roles evolution and are on top of and the usage of cloud-based platforms.
Quantity Surveyors are indispensable strategic professionals responsible for driving complex projects' financial and operational success. Whether working on renewable infrastructure, within , , or something different, your skills and expertise as a QS in are in great demand.
Key Responsibilities
Cost Management Estimation
• Prepare cost estimates, bills of quantities, and pricing for change orders.
• Develop and manage project budgets, ensuring alignment with scope and client expectations.
• Monitor and maintain cost ledgers and financial records.
• Evaluate and negotiate variations and change orders with contractors and clients.
• Provide input for contract cost forecasts and financial planning.
Measurement Valuation
• Measure quantities from client design drawings (e.g., earthworks, underground services, reinforced concrete).
• Confirm quantities for progress claims and invoice verification.
• Maintain accurate field measurement notes, including calculations and assumptions.
• Coordinate and schedule measurement activities with construction teams.
Procurement Subcontractor Management
• Procure materials such as pipework, chambers, and pumps.
• Manage subcontractor orders and associated documentation.
• Support contract administrators in evaluating contractor proposals and change requests.
Contract Administration Change Management
• Assist in the preparation and evaluation of contract change documents (e.g., RCAs, PCAs).
• Liaise with contract administrators and project controls staff on change management.
• Monitor and track project cost alerts and contractual commitments.
• Reporting Documentation
• Prepare monthly client applications and financial reports.
• Regularly report and forecast project costs to senior stakeholders.
• Compile historical data and conduct key quantity analysis.
Stakeholder Team Collaboration
• Liaise with engineering, contracts, construction, and project management teams.
• Develop and maintain relationships with key clients.
• Support discussions and negotiations with contractors.
• Manage and mentor junior and intermediate quantity surveyors.
Site Project Oversight
• Conduct regular site visits and inspections to assess progress and quality.
• Ensure cash flow is maintained and risks/opportunities are managed.
Qualifications, Skills, And Qualities
We've broken down some skills and experience based on seniority so you know more about career prospects.
This job is provided by Shine.com
