QS Engineer

1. Pre-Construction Stage

a. Feasibility Studies & Cost Planning

• Prepare initial cost estimates and feasibility reports.
• Advise on cost limits and budgets.
• Conduct value engineering to optimize cost efficiency.

b. Tendering & Procurement

• Prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQ), cost breakdowns, and tender documents.
• Evaluate tenders and assist in contractor selection.
• Advise on procurement methods (e.g., traditional, design & build).

2. Construction Stage

a. Contract Administration

• Manage and administer contracts (e.g., JCT, FIDIC, NEC).
• Assess progress claims and certify interim payments.
• Handle variations, change orders, and claims.

b. Cost Control

• Monitor project costs and forecast final expenditures.
• Track material and labor costs against budget.
• Identify potential cost overruns and advise corrective action.

c. Site Coordination

• Liaise with site engineers, architects, and project managers.
• Conduct site visits to verify work progress and quality.

3. Post-Construction Stage

a. Final Account Preparation

• Prepare and agree on the final account with contractors.
• Reconcile all variations and contractual claims.

b. Project Closeout

• Prepare cost reports and project completion documentation.
• Conduct post-project evaluation and cost analysis for future projects.

4. Additional / Specialized Roles

Depending on the organization or project type, a QS may also:

• Conduct risk and value management.
• Provide life-cycle costing for sustainable construction.
• Advise on taxation, insurance, and depreciation aspects.
• Support dispute resolution and arbitration through detailed cost evidence.

Job Type: Full-time