Role & Responsibilities: Project Cost Management and Budgeting Prepare and manage project budgets, including cost estimates and financial forecas%ng.
Conduct cost analysis, and monitor expenses to ensure adherence to budget and financial targets.
Identify and mitigate cost overruns and ensure value for money in all projects Contract and Tender Management Oversee the preparation and review of tender documents, bills of quantities (BOQ), and contract agreements Participate in contract negotiations with contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders to secure favourable terms.
Ensure all contracts are compliant with legal and regulatory standards.
Team Leadership and Coordination Lead, mentor and develop a team of quantity surveyors, providing guidance on best practices and project requirements.
Allocate work effectively to ensue team members are meeting deadlines and project objectives.
Facilitate collaboration between the quantity surveying team and other departments, including procurement, engineering and project management.
Financial Reporting and Risk Management Prepare detailed financial reports, cost breakdowns, and progress reports for management.
Identify, evaluate, and manage financial risks throughout project lifecycles.
Ensure that change orders, varia%ons and claims are accurately recorded and managed.
Project Planning and Control Monitor and control project cash flow and expenditure against project budgets.
Evaluate completed projects and provide lessons learned for future cost estimation and planning.
Implement cost control measures and recommend adjustments to budget and project plans when necessary.
Compliance and Quality Assurance Ensure that all financial and contractual activities are in compliance with relevant standards, regulations and company policies.
Establish and maintain quality control procedures for all cost-related activates.
Maintain a comprehensive understanding of current market trends and construction costs.
Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveyor, Civil Engineering or equivalent degree.
More than 8 years of strong work experience with civil projects, with a minimum of 3-4 years in managerial or leadership role Proven ability to perform in a management capacity, excellent written and oral communications skills.
Have a critical industry knowledge and skills to evaluate and apply construction management practices Strong knowledge of cost estimation techniques, contract laws and financial management in construction.
Strong negotiation skills Attention to detail and methodical approach to work.