Quantity Surveyor (E&I)

Quantity Surveyor (E&I) We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor - Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) to join our growing EPC project team. This role is responsible for quantity take-offs, measurement verification, cost control, contract administration, progress valuation, variation management, and commercial monitoring of E&I works across major Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Power, Industrial, Marine, Substation, and Infrastructure projects. Who We are? Target Engineering brings 50+ years of experience in EPC and industrial infrastructure. With in-house fabrication, marine expertise, and multidisciplinary capability, we deliver projects with scale, confidence, and care. Why Join Us? At Target Engineering, you’ll work on large-scale energy, marine, and civil infrastructure projects. Join a business with deep technical roots, where your voice is heard, your impact is visible, and your career is part of a legacy of excellence. Your Role As Quantity Surveyor (E&I), you will play a critical role in ensuring project commercial success through accurate quantity measurement, effective cost management, contract compliance, and proactive commercial support throughout the project lifecycle. Quantity Take-Offs & Measurement • Perform detailed quantity take-offs from IFC drawings, specifications, BOQs, MTOs, and contract documents. • Measure and verify quantities for: Power and control cables, Fiber optic cable systems, Cable trays, conduits, and grounding systems, Lighting systems, Switchgear and transformers, Substations and power distribution systems, Instrument tubing and cable networks, Telecom systems and field instruments. • Maintain quantity tracking registers and measurement records. • Support preparation and validation of Bills of Quantities (BOQ). Cost Control & Commercial Management • Monitor project costs against approved budgets and cost baselines. • Prepare cost forecasts and identify potential cost overruns. • Analyze cost variances and recommend corrective measures. • Support project teams in maintaining commercial performance and profitability. Progress Measurement & Valuation • Measure completed E&I works for monthly valuations and invoicing. • Verify progress quantities for client billing and subcontractor payments. • Prepare supporting documentation for payment applications and commercial reports. • Coordinate progress measurement activities with Planning and Project Controls teams. Variation & Change Management • Assess quantity and cost impacts arising from design changes, site instructions, and scope growth. • Prepare variation estimates and supporting documentation. • Maintain variation registers and change management records. • Support substantiation of commercial entitlements and claims. Contract Administration & Claims • Assist in preparation and defense of contractual claims and Extension of Time (EOT) submissions. • Monitor contractual compliance and project obligations. • Support resolution of commercial disputes. • Assist in final account preparation and contract closeout activities. Tendering, Procurement & Subcontract Management • Support preparation of tender packages and commercial submissions. • Review supplier and subcontractor quotations for E&I works. • Participate in bid evaluations and commercial assessments. • Verify subcontractor progress claims, variations, and final accounts. • Maintain subcontract commercial records and correspondence. Commercial Reporting & Risk Management • Prepare: Quantity Reports, Cost Reports, Cash Flow Forecasts, Variation Reports, Commercial Dashboards • Identify commercial risks and propose mitigation strategies. • Support contingency planning and commercial risk management. • Ensure complete and accurate records are maintained within ERP and document control systems. Stakeholder Coordination • Work closely with Engineering, Procurement, Planning, Construction, Project Controls, Commercial, and Finance teams. • Interface with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers on commercial matters. • Participate in project reviews and commercial meetings. • Provide commercial recommendations that support project decision-making. What We’re Looking For Experience • Minimum 5-8 years of experience in Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management of Electrical & Instrumentation projects. • Minimum 3 years of experience within: Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Industrial, Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution, Substation projects Education and Certifications • Bachelor's Degree in: , Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Or a related discipline • Preferred certifications: RICS, AACE , CCP (Certified Cost Professional), CIOB or equivalent professional qualifications • Additional certifications in Contract Management, Commercial Management, Project Controls, Project Management Skills and Competencies • Quantity take-offs and commercial management of: Substations, Switchgear, Transformers, Cable systems, Instrumentation systems, Control systems, Telecom systems, Field instruments. • EPC, EPCM, Lump Sum, Unit Rate, and Re-measurable contracts. • Cost control, subcontract management, variations, claims, and contract administration. • Experience and knowledge of MS Office, Primavera, ERP Systems, Commercial Management Softwares. What We Offer • The chance to contribute to some of UAE’s Oil and Gas EPC Mega projects. • A collaborative, supportive environment that values innovation and excellence. • Opportunities for professional growth and career progression. • Competitive salary and benefits package. Ready to be part of our team? If you’re inspired by what you’ve read and believe you’re the right fit, we’d love to hear from you. Join Target Engineering and Construction Co. LLC 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

Experience: Minimum 5-8 years of experience in Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management of Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) projects. Minimum 3 years of experience within Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Industrial, Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution, Substation projects. Education and Certifications: Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related discipline. Preferred certifications: RICS, AACE, CCP (Certified Cost Professional), CIOB or equivalent professional qualifications. Additional certifications in Contract Management, Commercial Management, Project Controls, Project Management.

Perform detailed quantity take-offs from IFC drawings, specifications, BOQs, MTOs, and contract documents; measure and verify quantities for power and control cables, fiber optic cable systems, cable trays, conduits, grounding systems, lighting systems, switchgear and transformers, substations and power distribution systems, instrument tubing and cable networks, telecom systems and field instruments; maintain quantity tracking registers and measurement records; support preparation and validation of BOQs. Monitor project costs against budgets; prepare cost forecasts; analyze cost variances and recommend corrective measures; support project teams in maintaining commercial performance. Measure completed E&I works for monthly valuations and invoicing; verify progress quantities for client billing and subcontractor payments; prepare supporting documentation for payment applications and commercial reports; coordinate with Planning and Project Controls. Assess quantity and cost impacts from design changes and site instructions; prepare variation estimates and documentation; maintain variation registers and change management records; support substantiation of commercial entitlements and claims. Assist in preparation and defense of contractual claims and EOT submissions; monitor contractual compliance; support resolution of disputes; assist in final account preparation and closeout. Support tender packages and commercial submissions; review quotations; participate in bid evaluations; verify subcontractor progress claims, variations, and final accounts; maintain subcontract commercial records. Prepare commercial reports (quantity, cost, cash flow, variation, dashboards); identify commercial risks and propose mitigations; support contingency planning. Coordinate with Engineering, Procurement, Planning, Construction, Project Controls, Commercial, and Finance teams; interface with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers; participate in project reviews and commercial meetings; provide commercial recommendations to support decision-making.