Senior Project Surveyor

To manage, control and monitor all commercial aspects in the delivery of project from feasibility stage through to completion of the construction period. To undertake cost management at both the pre and post contract stages. Ensuring project costs, budgets and cash flow compliance, all within Company and Client Protocols and Procedures. With a focus on major mixed use and infrastructure projects. Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to: Leading client engagement across the portfolio of projects Prepare cost options studies for a variety of infrastructure and public realm assets Produce cost estimates from conceptual sketches, descriptive narrative and other drawings and specifications, able to make reasonable technical assumptions. Accountable for a variety of complex deliverables throughout the lifecycle of multiple projects, ensure projects remain on budget as the primary project cost controller. Manages the resources across a portfolio of projects, all within the established budgets Accountable for briefing the project team on scope to ensure roles and responsibilities are understood Preparation of earned value reports Prepare, review and update cash-flows Responsible for assessing the value of progress payments and change requests for contractors and consultants and making recommendations to clients. Preparation of RFP documentation and management of procurement process Tender document preparation Tender review and reconciliation Participate and evaluate value engineering solutions Working knowledge of industry recognized Contract forms (FIDIC) and standard methods of measurement including CESMM, POMI, NRM. Excellent presentation and negotiation skills Bachelor of Science in Quantity Surveying and/or Engineering (or equivalent) from an accredited, internationally recognized institution or University. MRICS or equivalent accreditation.

Bachelor of Science in Quantity Surveying and/or Engineering (or equivalent) from an accredited, internationally recognized institution or University. MRICS or equivalent accreditation.

Leading client engagement across the portfolio of projects; Prepare cost options studies for a variety of infrastructure and public realm assets; Produce cost estimates from conceptual sketches, descriptive narrative and other drawings and specifications, able to make reasonable technical assumptions; Accountable for a variety of complex deliverables throughout the lifecycle of multiple projects, ensure projects remain on budget as the primary project cost controller; Manages the resources across a portfolio of projects, all within the established budgets; Accountable for briefing the project team on scope to ensure roles and responsibilities are understood; Preparation of earned value reports; Prepare, review and update cash-flows; Responsible for assessing the value of progress payments and change requests for contractors and consultants and making recommendations to clients; Preparation of RFP documentation and management of procurement process; Tender document preparation; Tender review and reconciliation; Participate and evaluate value engineering solutions; Working knowledge of industry recognized Contract forms (FIDIC) and standard methods of measurement including CESMM, POMI, NRM.