Quantity Surveyor

1. Key Responsibilities

·        Review tender documents, drawings, specifications, scope of works and contract requirements.

·        Prepare & Review quantity take-offs, Bills of Quantities (BQ) and cost estimates.

·        Develop detailed tender pricing for materials, manpower, machinery, subcontractors and other project costs.

·        Obtain and evaluate quotations from suppliers and subcontractors.

·        Prepare tender comparison sheets and recommend suitable pricing based on cost and market conditions.

·        Coordinate with Design, Operations, Supply Chain and Commercial teams to verify construction methodology, quantities and costs.

·        Assist in developing project budgets, cost breakdowns and pricing summaries.

·        Identify tender risks, exclusions, assumptions and potential commercial issues.

·        Prepare tender submissions, including pricing schedules, clarifications and supporting documents.

·        Participate in tender clarification meetings and assist with post-tender negotiations.

·        Maintain and update cost databases, supplier/subcontractor rates and historical tender information.

·        Monitor market prices and construction cost trends to improve tender competitiveness.

·        Ensure tender submissions are accurate, complete and submitted within the required deadlines.

·        Perform other commercial and estimation duties assigned by management.

6. Requirements

• Diploma/Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management or related discipline.
• Preferably 2–5 years of experience in construction tendering, estimating or quantity surveying.
• Experience in ERSS, civil engineering, temporary works or construction is an advantage.
• Familiar with LTA projects is an advantage
• Good knowledge of construction materials, methodology and costing.
• Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word and tender/estimation software.
• Able to read and interpret construction drawings & specification and Traffic diversion
• Strong numerical, analytical and commercial skills.
• Good communication, negotiation and coordination skills.
• Able to work independently and meet tight tender deadlines.