Job description
Location: Antwerp, Belgium (Construction Site) Contract Duration: 10 months (with possible extension) We are looking for a Quantity Surveyor to support Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) works at construction site in Antwerp. The role will be part of a multicultural integrated project team and will report to the Subcontracts Administrator , within the Subcontracts Administration function.
Key Responsibilities
Review and verify contractor unit-rate measurements against Issued for Construction drawings. Review and verify As-Built remeasurements based on contractor As-Built drawings. Validate quantities and commercial evaluations in line with contract preambles and measurement methods. Prepare and issue bi-weekly measurement status reports (pre-measurements and As-Built) for each contract.
Track and expedite timely submission of measurements from construction contractors. Maintain complete and audit-ready measurement records and documentation. Liaise with contractors on monthly Progress Payment Certificates and verify submitted values. Review and assess valuation of extra works requested by contractors and/or client.
Support analysis of contractor claims. Contribute to preparation of contract revisions and updates. Monitor official correspondence between Wood and contractors; escalate key contractual/commercial issues to the Subcontracts Administrator. Attend weekly subcontract meetings and support preparation of meeting minutes. Contribute to monthly subcontract reports, including extra works issued during the reporting period.
Skills & Qualifications The ideal candidate will: Hold a degree in Electrical Engineering or Instrumentation Engineering . Have at least 2 years of experience in industrial plant environments. Be fluent in written and spoken English ( Dutch is a plus ). Have strong proficiency in MS Office , especially advanced/complex Excel files.
Demonstrate strong communication and stakeholder-management skills. Be comfortable working in integrated, multicultural teams on complex projects. Be a collaborative team player. Be legally eligible to work in Belgium. Be available to work full-time at construction site.