Job Summary

The Quantity Surveyor supports the Procurement & Contracts Department in delivering cost-efficient, contract-compliant, and commercially optimized outcomes for BCEI's regional data center developments. The role provides cost control, contract administration, variation management, procurement support, and commercial risk assessment across all project phases.

Responsibilities

Prepare accurate and detailed cost estimates for construction projects, considering materials, labor, equipment, and other relevant factors, utilizing appropriate software and tools.
Conduct comprehensive quantity take-offs from project plans and specifications to determine quantities of materials required for construction activities.
Collaborate with project stakeholders to develop cost plans and budgets, ensuring alignment with project goals and financial objectives.
Prepare and manage the tendering process and evaluation of proposals.
Monitor and control project costs throughout the construction lifecycle, tracking expenses, analysing variations, and implementing appropriate measures to keep costs within approved budgets.
Identify opportunities for value engineering and cost-saving initiatives, proposing alternative construction methods or materials without compromising project quality.
Assess the impact of design changes and contract variations on project costs, preparing change orders and cost estimates accordingly.
Assist in the procurement process by evaluating bids, conducting cost analysis, and providing recommendations to ensure cost-effectiveness and value for money.
Prepare regular cost reports, including budget forecasts, cost variances, and cash flow projections, providing accurate and timely financial information to project stakeholders.
potential cost risks and develop mitigation strategies to minimize financial impacts on the project.
Conduct periodic cost audits to ensure compliance with established cost control procedures, contract terms, and industry regulations.

Talent Profile:

Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or equivalent.
Strong problem-solving skills to identify issues, propose solutions, and resolve document-related challenges promptly.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in cost control, quantity surveying, or project control within the construction industry.
Strong knowledge of cost control principles, techniques, and methodologies, with a proven track record of managing construction project costs effectively.
Proficiency in performing quantity takeoffs, preparing detailed cost estimates, and conducting cost analysis.
Solid understanding of construction materials, methods, and processes, with the ability to interpret project plans and specifications accurately.
Experience working with industry-standard cost estimating software and tools (e.g., CostX, RSMeans, Primavera, Excel) to perform accurate cost calculations and produce detailed reports.
Excellent financial analysis skills, including the ability to interpret financial data, identify trends, and provide insights for decision-making.
Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively collaborate with project teams, contractors, suppliers, and clients.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to assess cost-related issues, propose solutions, and make informed decisions.
Meticulous attention to detail to ensure accuracy in cost calculations, reports, and documentation.