Quantity Surveyor (Civil, Structural, Architectural)

Quantity Surveyor – CSA

· Job Title: Quantity Surveyor (Civil, Structural, Architectural)

· Department: Commercial (Project Management Department)

· Reports To: Project Manager

Job Summary

The Quantity Surveyor (CSA) is responsible for managing and controlling all costs related to the civil, structural, and architectural aspects of the construction project. Operating within the Commercial branch, this role ensures that the project remains financially viable by establishing the financial baseline, tracking costs to ensure the project stays within budget, and meticulously evaluating contractor billings and scope changes.

Duties and Responsibilities

1. Pre-Construction Phase (Cost Planning & Procurement)

· BOQ Preparation and Estimate: Create detailed estimates of materials and labor, specifically focusing on Civil, Structural, and Architectural Bill of Quantities (BOQ).

· Project Cost Forecast and Budgeting: Establish the financial baseline and overall budget for the CSA portions of the project.

· Value Engineering: Review CSA designs for cost-effectiveness and propose material or structural alternatives to optimize the budget without compromising quality.

· Tendering and Bidding of Works: Manage the bidding process for the General Contractor and Owner Supplied Materials (OSM) related to CSA trades.

· Commercial Evaluation & Contracts: Lead the commercial evaluation of bids, facilitate negotiations, and handle the drafting and review of contracts for awarded works.

2. Construction Phase (Financial Control & Administration)

· Cost Control and Monitoring: Continuously track expenses and cash flow against the established baseline to ensure the project stays within budget.

· Progress Billing Evaluation: Review and validate the General Contractor's and CSA trade contractors' billing against actual site progress.

· Change Order Management: Manage changes to the scope (Variation Orders) and strictly evaluate their cost implications to prevent budget overruns.

· Contract Administration: Oversee the execution of contract terms and ensure financial compliance from all CSA contractors.

· OSM Delivery Monitoring: Track the financial aspects and delivery schedules of Owner Supplied Materials related to structural and architectural finishes.

3. Post-Construction Phase (Financial Closeout)

· Final Billing and Change Order Reconciliation: Reconcile all final contractor costs, retention releases, and approved change orders.

· Final Project Cost Report: Produce a comprehensive financial report detailing the total project costs for the CSA scope upon project completion.

Job Requirements

· Education: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or Architecture.

· Work Experience: Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience in quantity surveying, cost engineering, or commercial management within the construction industry.

Pay: Php24,000.00 - Php33,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Company events
• Free parking
• On-site parking
• Pay raise
• Promotion to permanent employee

Work Location: In person