Quantity Surveyor

Role overview

We are looking for a seasoned Quantity Surveyor to join the supervision consultancy team on a major infrastructure project located around 100 km north of Jeddah. In this role, you will help keep the project financially controlled by handling quantity measurements, cost monitoring, and contract-related administration while staying aligned with all contractual and commercial obligations.

Core responsibilities

• Examine contractor interim payment requests and confirm them against the work actually completed.
• Take off, measure, and validate completed quantities using the project drawings and specifications.
• Track project expenditure and manage cost changes and variations.
• Review variation submissions, claims, and change requests from contractors and provide assessments.
• Keep accurate documentation for quantities measured, records maintained, and payment certifications issued.
• Contribute to budgeting, cost studies, and financial updates for the project.
• Ensure all work follows the contract terms and the project’s commercial processes.
• Assist the team with contract administration and broader commercial management activities.
• Oversee works connected to road networks and multi-utility infrastructure, including potable water networks, firefighting systems, gas distribution, stormwater drainage, sanitary sewage, power distribution for MV and LV, street lighting, telecom infrastructure, irrigation, and landscape works.
• Work closely with Resident Engineers, the planning team, and contractors to track progress and support cost control.

Requirements

• A bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, or a closely related field.
• At least 10 years of quantity surveying experience on infrastructure projects.
• Strong hands-on exposure to roads and multi-utility infrastructure work.
• Prior experience with engineering consultancy firms in a supervision role.
• Sound understanding of measurement techniques, cost management, and contract administration.
• Working familiarity with FIDIC-based contracts and commercial procedures.
• Well-developed analytical thinking, negotiation ability, and report writing skills.

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