The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for cost estimation, contract administration, and financial control of construction projects. The role involves preparing detailed cost plans, bills of quantities (BOQ), and tender documents, as well as evaluating subcontractor and supplier quotations to ensure cost competitiveness and compliance with project specifications.

The Quantity Surveyor monitors project budgets, tracks variations, prepares progress claims, and manages interim and final accounts. The position also assesses contract terms, identifies potential risks, and ensures that all works are carried out within the approved budget framework. Accurate measurement of quantities from drawings and site verification are essential responsibilities.

The Quantity Surveyor works closely with project managers, engineers, procurement teams, and clients to support cost-effective decision-making and value engineering initiatives. The role includes preparing cost reports, analyzing cost performance, and providing financial advice to management throughout the project lifecycle.

Strong analytical skills, knowledge of construction contracts, familiarity with measurement standards, and attention to detail are essential. The Quantity Surveyor plays a key role in ensuring profitability, cost control, and contractual compliance for the organization.