Quantity Surveyor.

Prepare and negotiate project budgets, contracts, and cost plans for various construction projects, including fit-outs, renovations, and interior design projects.
Conduct thorough take-offs, quantity calculations, and detailed cost estimations based on architectural, structural, and mechanical drawings.
Continuously monitor and control costs throughout the project lifecycle to ensure adherence to budgetary constraints.
Identify and assess potential cost risks and resource constraints that could affect project timelines and budgets.
Prepare and submit detailed cost reports to clients and internal teams, highlighting any budget deviations and recommending corrective actions.
Communicate project financial status clearly to stakeholders, ensuring transparency and clarity in financial matters.
Act as the key point of contact for all financial aspects of a project.
Develop and review accurate Bills of Quantities (BOQs) and technical specifications in alignment with project requirements.
Ensure that all cost data is precise and reflective of current market rates and construction techniques.
Assist with the valuation of variations to the original scope of work, ensuring that these adjustments are accurately reflected in the project’s financial reports.
Ensure proper documentation and record-keeping for invoicing and progress payments.
Maintain a comprehensive and up-to-date database of cost data and documentation related to all projects.
Ensure that construction design documentation is accurately filed and easily accessible for internal and client review.
Work closely with project managers, contractors, and subcontractors to ensure that all project costs are controlled and accounted for.
Foster a collaborative environment with all project stakeholders to keep projects on track.
Stay abreast of industry trends, innovations, and regulatory changes, and incorporate these into cost management strategies.
Contribute to the development of internal processes that improve efficiency and cost management.