About the role

AI summarised

The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for managing project costs, quantities, and commercial aspects of EPC and conversion projects, including BOQ preparation, material tracking, re-measurement, and progress claims. The role integrates QHSE practices into daily work, promotes safety leadership, and ensures compliance with safety and environmental standards. The position requires coordination with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams, and may involve overseas assignments.

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Key Responsibilities

Integrates QHSE practices into daily work activities and takes ownership of QHSE as a line responsibility
Promotes and reinforces the Vision Zero mindset to achieve and sustain an incident‑free workplace
Complies with safety regulations, HIRA requirements and Seatrium Life Saving Rules and proactively manages high‑impact risks
Recognizes safety as a prerequisite to work and understands the consequences of unsafe acts and violations
Demonstrates safety leadership by promoting safe work behaviours, acting as a role model, and supporting Workplace Health and Total WSH initiatives
Observes, reports and intervenes in unsafe acts and unsafe conditions, ensuring timely incident reporting
Conducts, reviews and implements risk assessments specific to work activities prior to execution
Complies with the HSE Manual and Environmental Management Plan and manages environmental aspects and business risks within the department
Maintains and promotes mutual respect, care and harmonious working relationships through appropriate workplace behaviour
Acts as an ambassador of the Mutual Respect & Care Guideline and consistently leads by example
Enforces Mutual Respect & Care standards by intervening in undesired behaviour and resolving employee disputes
Conducts performance appraisals for subordinates and provides accurate and timely feedback to management

Requirements

Possesses a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying, Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline
Minimum of 3 years experience in commercial or quantity surveying roles, preferably in conversion or EPC projects
Good knowledge of re‑measurement, BOQ preparation, MTO/RTO, cost control and contract administration
Experience in reviewing subcontractor measurements, claims and progress payments
Familiar with SAP or similar systems for material tracking and reconciliation
Solid understanding of safety regulations, HIRA, Life Saving Rules and QHSE requirements
Ability to conduct and review risk assessments related to work activities
Strong communication skills to liaise with clients, subcontractors and internal teams
Demonstrates safety leadership, mutual respect and professional workplace behaviour
Able to handle performance monitoring and basic people management matters
Good analytical skills with attention to detail and accuracy
Able to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities
Willing to travel overseas for work assignments when required