Assistant Quantity Surveyor

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Measure and verify maintenance services against contract scope and supporting records.
• Assist with O&M budgets, cost estimates, cost plans, cash-flow forecasts, and cost-to-complete reports.
• Review monthly payment applications and valuations for accurate quantities, unit rates, deductions, and supporting documents.
• Assess variations, additional services, and scope changes, including quantity measurements and unit-rate build-ups.
• Prepare monthly commercial reports, cost summaries, cash-flow projections, and budget variance analyses.
• Maintain commercial records and perform other quantity surveying duties assigned by the Quantity Surveyor.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor's degree in Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, Quantity Surveying, or a relevant engineering discipline.
• More than five years of relevant experience; the posting also specifies a minimum of five years in O&M quantity surveying.
• Relevant experience in O&M contracts on large-scale construction projects and commercial management.
• Strong experience in cost control, cost planning, BOQ preparation, tendering, contract administration, and commercial analysis.
• Advanced Microsoft Excel; strong understanding of O&M measurement, estimating, valuations, variations, and cost reporting.
• Saudi project experience and familiarity with FM platforms such as IBM Maximo are preferred or advantageous.
• MRICS or RICS accreditation is preferred for relevant positions.
• Strong analytical, reporting, negotiation, problem-solving, communication, coordination, and organizational skills; able to work independently.

Onboarding

• New employees are required to attend an in-person Day 1 onboarding at an AECOM office location.

Benefits

• Depending on employment status, benefits may include insurance, paid time off, flexible work options, well-being resources, business travel insurance, retirement savings, and employee stock purchase plans.