Quantity Surveyor

• Review tender documents, including drawings, specifications, BOQs, scope of work, and contract conditions, to understand project requirements. • Prepare detailed quantity take-offs and cost estimates for building construction projects based on drawings, specifications, and BOQ requirements. • Prepare tender BOQs, pricing schedules, cost breakdowns, and tender comparison sheets. • Coordinate with consultants, design teams, suppliers, subcontractors, and other stakeholders to obtain technical clarifications and resolve tender queries. • Prepare tender enquiries and obtain quotations from subcontractors and suppliers for civil, architectural, structural, and other relevant packages. • Evaluate subcontractor and supplier quotations, compare commercial offers, identify exclusions, and recommend suitable options. • Prepare project cost estimates, preliminary budgets, and tender pricing summaries in line with company requirements. • Coordinate with planning engineers to review construction methodologies, project durations, preliminary programmes, and resource requirements. • Identify discrepancies, omissions, and potential risks in tender documents and prepare clarification requests before tender submission. • Coordinate with procurement, technical, planning, and commercial departments to consolidate tender information and ensure accurate pricing. • Prepare tender submission documents, commercial summaries, rate analysis, and supporting cost information for management review. • Participate in tender review meetings, commercial negotiations, and clarification meetings with clients and consultants. • Prepare and submit monthly payment applications to the Consultant and follow up with the Consultant and Client to ensure timely certification and payment. • Prepare and certify subcontractor payment applications. • Assist in the preparation of tender handover documents, including the final BOQ, cost breakdown, assumptions, exclusions, and commercial qualifications, upon contract award. • Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related field from a recognized institution. • Minimum of 3-5 years of relevant work experience in quantity surveying within the construction industry. • Experience working on large-scale commercial or residential projects is advantageous for complex cost management.