Quantity Surveyor

Are you a commercially astute and detail-oriented Quantity Surveyor with strong experience in cost control, contract administration, progress claims, and variations? Join Inproserv and help ensure the successful financial and contractual delivery of our projects. Who We Are ALEC Holdings PJSC, part of the Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD), is a leading GCC construction group with over two decades of success delivering some of the region’s most complex and high-profile projects. As a proudly publicly listed company, ALEC continues to raise the bar for quality, innovation, and excellence in construction, driving iconic developments that shape skylines across the Middle East. In the UAE, ALEC has delivered many of the nation’s most iconic developments, operating as a fully integrated contractor through specialist business units that provide end-to-end construction solutions. INPROSERV delivers high-integrity industrial services across the energy and infrastructure sectors. From mechanical works to corrosion control, our field teams bring deep technical knowledge and on-the-ground precision - ensuring critical operations run smoothly and safely Why Join Us? As a Quantity Surveyor at Inproserv, you’ll play a key role in the financial and contractual management of projects across the marine, energy, and industrial sectors. You’ll support cost planning, progress claims, variations, budget control, subcontractor management, and final accounts to ensure successful project delivery and optimal value. Join a team where commercial expertise, accuracy, integrity, and collaboration are valued—and where your contribution helps protect project profitability and deliver lasting solutions in critical environments. About Your Team You will work closely with project, procurement, finance, design, and site teams to ensure effective cost control and contractual compliance throughout the project lifecycle. You’ll also coordinate with clients, consultants, contractors, and subcontractors to manage progress claims, variations, payments, material estimates, cash-flow forecasts, and final accounts—supporting profitable and successful project delivery. Your Role As a Quantity Surveyor, you will: • Prepare detailed cost estimates, bills of quantities (BOQ), and tender documentation. • Apply technical expertise and discipline-specific knowledge to deliver high-quality outcomes within your area of specialisation • Apply the Company’s frameworks to guide role expectations, levels of responsibility, skills, development, and progression. • Take measurements from site and drawings to verify quantities and ensure cost accuracy. • Monitor project costs, assess variations, and prepare interim valuations and final accounts • Liaise with clients, contractors, and consultants to ensure financial transparency and contractual compliance. • Conduct feasibility studies and provide cost advice during design and construction phases. • Manage subcontractors, their payment application and claims • Preparing cash flow forecasts • Follow-up with client for the payments • Preparing the material estimate to support the procurement team and site team to place the necessary material orders on time and follow up for the delivery. • Reconciling tender drawings against IFC and shop drawings to identify design changes and potential variations • Identify and notify the client about the variation work and managing variations to protect project profitability • Delivering regular budget reports, payment certifications and final accounts • Undertake any other reasonable duties and/or responsibilities as required by management, to meet the needs of the business. What We’re Looking For Experience: Minimum 5+ years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor in a construction environment, with strong exposure to cost estimation, contract administration, progress claims, variations, and final accounts. Knowledge & Skills: • Awareness and working knowledge of software such as AutoCAD, Bluebeam Revu, and BIM modelling tools • Proficiency in ACONEX, MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) • Strong analytical and numerical ability. • Excellent Written & Verbal Communication Skills. • Attention to detail and accuracy in financial documentation. • Ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams. • Valid UAE driving license • Confident reading and working from drawings independently Desirable: • Experience with cost management software (e.g., Candy, or similar). • Knowledge of local construction regulations and standards. What We Offer • The chance to contribute to some of UAE most iconic projects. • A collaborative, supportive environment that values innovation and excellence. • Opportunities for professional growth and career progression. Ready to elevate your career? If you’re inspired by what you’ve read and believe you’re the right fit, we’d love to hear from you. Join Inproserv and play a pivotal role in shaping a high-performing team that drives our success. Apply today and be part of something excellent! Show more Show less

Minimum 5+ years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor in a construction environment, with strong exposure to cost estimation, contract administration, progress claims, variations, and final accounts.

Prepare detailed cost estimates, bills of quantities (BOQ), and tender documentation. Apply technical expertise and discipline-specific knowledge to deliver high-quality outcomes within your area of specialisation. Apply the Company’s frameworks to guide role expectations, levels of responsibility, skills, development, and progression. Take measurements from site and drawings to verify quantities and ensure cost accuracy. Monitor project costs, assess variations, and prepare interim valuations and final accounts. Liaise with clients, contractors, and consultants to ensure financial transparency and contractual compliance. Conduct feasibility studies and provide cost advice during design and construction phases. Manage subcontractors, their payment application and claims. Preparing cash flow forecasts. Follow-up with client for the payments. Preparing the material estimate to support the procurement team and site team to place the necessary material orders on time and follow up for the delivery. Reconciling tender drawings against IFC and shop drawings to identify design changes and potential variations. Identify and notify the client about the variation work and managing variations to protect project profitability. Delivering regular budget reports, payment certifications and final accounts. Undertake any other reasonable duties and/or responsibilities as required by management, to meet the needs of the business.