About the role

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The Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for overseeing conversion and EPC project re-measurement activities, managing Bills of Quantities (BOQ), performing material reconciliation, and executing contractual re-measurement in compliance with contract requirements. This role also integrates QHSE practices into daily operations and involves strong client and stakeholder coordination.

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Key Responsibilities

Oversee conversion and EPC project re-measurement activities.
Identify project scope based on specifications and maintain, monitor, and update Bills of Quantities (BOQ).
Perform material reconciliation, wastage control, and quantity tracking.
Execute contractual re-measurement, material take-off (MTO), and re-measurement take-off in accordance with contract requirements.
Coordinate and attend site quantity verification inspections with clients, subcontractors, vendors, and internal stakeholders.
Review and approve subcontractor MTOs and progress claims.
Forecast quantities, costs, and revenues for customer reporting and internal project costing.
Reconcile material usage against SAP PO listings, owner-supplied material registers, and cutting plans.
Attend weekly project cost and commercial meetings and prepare monthly QS commercial summary reports.

Requirements

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.
Familiarity 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.