Quantity Surveyor (QS) at Jamub Group

Description

• Cost Planning & Estimation: Prepare detailed cost estimates, Bills of Quantities (BOQs), and project budgets at every design stage — from feasibility through to final account — using Excel-based cost models and templates.
• Financial Reporting & Cost Control: Track project expenditure in real time using advanced Excel dashboards (pivot tables, VLOOKUP/INDEX-MATCH, conditional formatting, charts). Produce weekly and monthly cost reports for management review.
• Contract Administration: Review, draft, and administer construction contracts. Manage all contractual correspondence, ensure compliance with agreed terms, and advise management on exposure and risk.
• Tender & Procurement Management: Prepare tender documentation, evaluate bids using structured comparison spreadsheets, negotiate with subcontractors and suppliers, and make recommendations that protect the company's commercial interests.
• Valuations & Progress Claims: Conduct regular site measurements and valuations. Prepare interim valuations, progress payment certificates, variation orders, and final accounts with full supporting schedules.
• Variation & Claims Management: Assess, quantify, and negotiate contractual claims and variations. Maintain a live variation register in Excel with status tracking, financial impact analysis, and approval workflows.
• Risk & Value Engineering: Identify cost risks early, conduct value engineering exercises, and propose alternatives that reduce cost without compromising quality or programme.
• Stakeholder Liaison: Serve as the commercial point of contact between clients, consultants, contractors, and internal project teams. Attend site meetings and present financial summaries clearly and confidently.
• Resource Optimisation: Monitor the utilisation of labour, materials, and plant on site. Flag waste, inefficiency, or misallocation to the Technical Director with supporting data.
• Documentation & Compliance: Maintain comprehensive, audit-ready project files — including measurement sheets, payment records, contract files, and correspondence logs — both digitally and in hard copy.