Quantity Surveyor Manager - Roads & Bridges

Job Description Overview The Quantity Surveyor Manager will be responsible for managing all quantity surveying, measurement, valuation, cost control, and commercial administration activities associated with the Projects. The role will ensure effective cost management throughout the project lifecycle, from construction through final account settlement, while maintaining compliance with contractual, commercial, and client requirements. Your role Quantity Measurement & Cost Management - Measure and quantify construction works in accordance with contract requirements and approved drawings. - Prepare detailed quantity take-offs and verify contractor-reported quantities. - Monitor project costs against approved budgets and forecasts. - Track quantities associated with bridge, highway, and infrastructure works throughout the construction lifecycle. Interim Valuations & Payment Certification - Review contractor interim payment applications. - Verify quantities, progress achievements, and supporting documentation. - Coordinate with site engineers and inspectors to confirm work completion status. - Prepare valuation reports and payment recommendations. - Ensure payment certification is carried out in accordance with contractual requirements. Variation & Change Management - Evaluate variation requests and change orders. - Prepare quantity assessments and cost estimates for proposed scope changes. - Analyze commercial implications of design modifications, site instructions, and additional works. - Maintain variation registers and monitor approval status. - Support negotiation and agreement of variation values with contractors. Cost Control & Forecasting - Monitor project expenditure and identify cost trends. - Prepare project cost forecasts and cash flow projections. - Identify potential cost overruns and recommend mitigation measures. - Support project managers and commercial teams in budget management activities. - Assist in value engineering initiatives to optimize project costs. Contract Administration Support - Assist with the administration of construction contracts. - Review contract documents, Bills of Quantities (BOQs), pricing schedules, and commercial submissions. - Ensure compliance with contractual obligations and commercial procedures. - Support contract change management and claims administration processes. - Provide commercial advice to project stakeholders when required. Claims & Final Accounts - Review supporting documentation and contract entitlement. - Support preparation of commercial recommendations and responses. - Assist in preparation and agreement of final accounts with contractors and suppliers. Procurement Support - Support tendering and procurement activities. - Prepare quantity take-offs and cost estimates for tender packages. - Assist with bid evaluations and commercial reviews. - Review contractor rates, unit prices, and commercial submissions. - Support subcontract administration and contract award activities. Health, Safety & Compliance - Ensure commercial and quantity surveying activities comply with project procedures and governance requirements. - Promote compliance with project standards, contractual obligations, and ethical business practices. - Support project audit and compliance activities. About you Qualifications - Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline. - Professional membership with RICS (MRICS/APC), AIQS, CIQS, ICE, or equivalent is preferred. - Additional qualifications in Commercial Management or Construction Law are advantageous. Experience Requirements - Minimum 5-8 years of quantity surveying experience on major infrastructure and construction projects. - Minimum 3-5 years of direct experience on bridge and transportation infrastructure projects. - Experience working under FIDIC Contracts is essential. - Previous Saudi Arabia or GCC project experience is highly desirable. - Experience with consultants, PMCs, government authorities, or major contractors is preferred. Key Skills - Strong quantity measurement and valuation capabilities. - Excellent commercial awareness and analytical skills. - Effective negotiation and contract administration skills. - Strong cost forecasting and budgeting expertise. - Excellent reporting and documentation abilities. - Ability to manage multiple work packages and deadlines effectively. Behavioral Competencies - Detail-oriented and commercially focused. - Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities. - Professional integrity and accountability. - Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. - Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary project teams. - Results-driven with a proactive approach to project delivery. Rewards & benefits Explore the rewards and benefits that help you thrive – at every stage of your life and your career. This includes: - Tax-free salary. - Life insurance coverage. - Medical insurance. - Annual l

Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline. Professional membership with MRICS/APC, AIQS, CIQS, ICE, or equivalent preferred. Additional qualifications in Commercial Management or Construction Law advantageous.

Quantity Measurement & Cost Management: Measure and quantify construction works; prepare quantity take-offs; monitor project costs against budgets; track quantities for bridge, highway, and infrastructure works. Interim Valuations & Payment Certification: Review interim payment applications; verify quantities and progress; prepare valuation reports and payment recommendations; ensure payment certification complies with contractual requirements. Variation & Change Management: Evaluate variation requests; prepare quantity assessments and cost estimates; analyze commercial implications; maintain variation registers; support negotiation of variation values. Cost Control & Forecasting: Monitor expenditure; prepare cost forecasts and cash flow projections; identify overruns and mitigation; support budget management and value engineering. Contract Administration Support: Review contract documents, BOQs, pricing schedules; ensure compliance; support change management and claims; provide commercial advice. Claims & Final Accounts: Review documentation; prepare commercial recommendations; assist in final accounts with contractors and suppliers. Procurement Support: Support tendering and procurement; prepare take-offs and cost estimates; assist with bid evaluations and reviews; review contractor rates and submissions; support subcontract administration and awards. Health, Safety & Compliance: Ensure compliance with procedures and governance; promote ethical practices; support audit and compliance activities.