Quantity Surveyor (E&I)

• Capable to work extensively for the Installation work package (IWP) and the Workface planning (WFP) for organizing and delivering (AWP) advanced work package methodology by implementing the IWP Work package • Analyze and Control the Material Qty for Electrical & Instrumentation work • Evaluate Contractor’s Variations and Interim Payments. • Analyze and evaluate cost implications of Electrical & Instrumentation work • Participate in Material Evaluation and review analysis • Capable to finalize Material for the Construction work packages & Tie-in’s • Material Tracking to expedite the action on Hold & Field Concerns. • Capable to work and resolve any variation claims related to E&I • Capable to work with Field Engineering for the material control • Capable to expedite package Vendor input for the construction methodology. • Conduct continuous field inspections ensuring technical & Qty adherence. • Support Punch points closing and assist the Pre-commissioning & Commissioning activities • Bachelor's/Diploma in Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering • 5 – 8 years of experience in project costs analysis, Material & Cost Control, optimizing financial performance, project profitability in the Construction field related to EPC/ EPCM project. • Exceptional skills to review and update E &I Material tracking for Cost analysis • Good knowledge of International & ADNOC Standards • Awareness of Safety & Quality norms of Oil & Gas Industry • Professionally interacting with multiple disciplines including Client. • Ability to work on own initiative to travel frequently to site. • Proficiency working on AutoCAD, MS Word, MS Excel, ERM • Proven ability to work with a multicultural and Multinational project team • Able to communicate good English (Professionally Spoken and Written Skill) Note: Depending on the nature of the position and its associated compliance risk level, a background check on your profile may be carried out.