Quantity surveyors monitor ongoing construction projects and ensure they are completed within the projected budget and schedule. They work closely with project managers, architects, engineers, contractors and other stakeholders to ensure a project is cost- effective and meets quality standards.Understanding the client requirements and quantities take off as per marking and RCP drawings.

Preparing BOQ (bill of quantities) by studying specification sheets from the sales team.

Identifying gaps between BOQ and drawings, specifications and conditions of the contract and taking it for a logical closure.

Monitor and control costs throughout the project, identifying cost- saving opportunities.

Participation in the pre- tendering activities with client, architect and project managers and raising relevant pre- bid queries from the given tender.

Preparing the initial quote and contract for the sales team from the company’s side.

Coordination with the design team for analysing architectural and service drawings.

Manage the valuation of work done and handle claims and variations.

Preparing interim and final valuations, variations and claims of the construction site.

Conduct feasibility studies and value engineering exercises.

Collaborate with stakeholders to optimise project outcomes and achieve value for money