Commercial Manager / Senior Quantity Surveyor

We are looking for a commercial leader to safeguard our developer entities against cost overruns, variations, and commercial risks. The Commercial Manager / Senior Quantity Surveyor will take end-to-end ownership of project financials, contractor valuations, interim payment certificates (IPCs), variation assessments, and final accounts. Key Responsibilities: • Cost Management & Control: Establish and monitor detailed project budgets, cash flow projections, and cost reporting models across all project stages. • Contract Administration: Administer FIDIC-based contracts with main contractors, sub-contractors, and engineering consultants. Valuations & IPCs: Independently review and verify monthly contractor payment applications, interim payment certificates (IPCs), and progress claims. • Variations & Claims: Evaluate contractor claims, variation orders, and extension-of-time (EOT) requests to protect developer cash flow and contractual positions. • Procurement & Tendering: Drive contractor tendering processes, bill of quantities (BOQ) reviews, commercial negotiations, and contract award drafting. Qualifications & Requirements: Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or Civil Engineering. Experience: 8–12 years of post-qualification experience in commercial management, cost consulting, or quantity surveying within the UAE real estate/construction market. Professional Accreditation: MRICS (Chartered Quantity Surveyor) status is strongly preferred. Contract Knowledge: In-depth knowledge of FIDIC conditions of contract (Red Book / Yellow Book) and UAE construction laws. Skills: Expert proficiency in cost management software, Microsoft Excel, and quantity takeoff tools. Show more Show less

Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or Civil Engineering. 8–12 years of post-qualification experience in commercial management, cost consulting, or quantity surveying within the UAE real estate/construction market. MRICS (Chartered Quantity Surveyor) status is strongly preferred. In-depth knowledge of FIDIC conditions of contract (Red Book / Yellow Book) and UAE construction laws.

Take end-to-end ownership of project financials, contractor valuations, interim payment certificates (IPCs), variation assessments, and final accounts. Establish and monitor detailed project budgets, cash flow projections, and cost reporting models across all project stages. Administer FIDIC-based contracts with main contractors, sub-contractors, and engineering consultants. Independently review and verify monthly contractor payment applications, IPCs, and progress claims. Evaluate contractor claims, variation orders, and extension-of-time (EOT) requests. Drive contractor tendering processes, bill of quantities (BOQ) reviews, commercial negotiations, and contract award drafting.