Quantity Surveyor MEP

Role objective

Planning and contract review

• Coordinate with Planning and Construction to calculate and update company manpower and equipment productivity rates by activity.
• Review contract documents, including BOQs, measurement methods, scope of works, contract conditions, and project specifications.
• Coordinate with the Project Manager and Contracts Administrator on variations caused by differences between contract documents and IFC documents.

Claims, budgets, and materials

• Support project claims with quantities, substantiations, rate build-ups, and break-ups, and highlight potential claimable costs.
• Review job budgets and project cost reports and flag anticipated project cost variances.
• Verify material requisition quantities against budget and confirm ordered items comply with contract specifications.

Progress billing and measurement

• Verify site progress, prepare client billing, reconcile actual progress with the client representative, and follow up on client approval.
• Prepare variation orders with Construction, Engineering, and Planning and follow up on client approval.
• Perform quantity take-offs for variations and final measurements and prepare as-built quantities for re-measurement contracts.
• Verify subcontractor progress and prepare progress reports and payment certificates.

Reporting and coordination

• Visit project sites daily.
• Prepare reports covering actual costs and manpower to date and forecast costs and manpower to project completion.
• Assist the planning team with manpower and equipment productivity reports and contribute to daily, weekly, and monthly site reports.
• Attend weekly progress and coordination meetings and provide cost-to-complete analysis to the Project Manager and head office.
• Contribute cost-control analysis to job close-out reports and provide cost-focused lessons learned.
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by management.

Experience and qualifications

• Five years of MEP experience is preferred.
• The role requires familiarity with contract documents, BOQs, methods of measurement, project scope, contract conditions, and specifications.

Workplace

• Work location is in person; the role includes daily site visits.