Job description
ACG_3729_JOB Our client is an established construction and engineering company seeking an experienced QS Manager to oversee quantity surveying, project cost control, payment documentation, and final-account activities.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and monitor project cash-flow plans in accordance with contractual payment terms. Oversee the preparation, review, and submission of payment and final-account documentation for projects. Monitor actual work completed against contractual quantities, approved budgets, and project progress. Identify payment, cost, and cash-flow risks and provide timely recommendations to management.
Manage quantity verification, payment certification, variations, claims, and final accounts with clients and subcontractors. Ensure project quality, acceptance, handover, and payment records are complete, accurate, and properly maintained. Coordinate with project management and relevant departments to resolve commercial, contractual, and payment-related issues.
Support tendering and procurement activities, including quantity reviews, bid pricing, supplier sourcing, and cost comparisons. Prepare regular reports on project quantities, costs, payments, receivables, and commercial performance. Allocate QS resources across projects and manage the performance, development, and recruitment of team members.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Economics, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field. At least 5–10 years of experience in quantity surveying, tendering, construction cost management, or a comparable position. Strong knowledge of construction regulations, tendering procedures, contractual documentation, and FIDIC contracts.
Proven experience in project cost control, quantity management, payment certification, variations, and final accounts. Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, Microsoft Excel, MS Project, or other relevant software. Good English communication skills. Strong leadership, planning, analytical, negotiation, and problem-solving capabilities.
A professional certificate in construction valuation, cost management, or tendering is an advantage.