Career overview

What is a Quantity Surveyor?

Quantity surveying involves the management and analysis of construction costs to ensure project efficiency and contractual compliance. Professionals in this field possess comprehensive knowledge in construction methods, procurement strategies and legal aspects of the industry.

Quantity Surveyors provide vital services, including cost planning and project management. They cater to a variety of clients, from private developers to governmental bodies, and play a key role in various sectors such as building construction and engineering.

 

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Skills

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Responsibilities

Responsibilities

  • Manage contracts, budgets, and claims for construction projects, ensuring accurate cost estimation and procurement of materials
  • Support project managers in managing costs and contracts for high-profile property developments, including budget oversight and technical audits
  • Collaborate with team members and supervise local staff to ensure effective cost management and contract administration
  • Prepare project budget estimates, monitor costs, and manage tender processes while providing professional advice and support

Skills

Skills

  • Strong numeracy and IT skills
  • Report writing and communications skills
  • Attention to detail

Qualifications

Qualifications

Degree in Quantity Surveying or a related field, with relevant professional qualifications preferred.

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