Quantity Surveyor

Job Description

Skills: Cost estimation software, AutoCAD, Microsoft Excel, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Contract Management, Project management software, RICS standards, Tendering and bid proposal, Roles & Responsibilities Quantity surveyors need a combination of technical, financial, and interpersonal skills: Analytical Skills: Ability to assess detailed project plans, budgets, and data. Attention to Detail: A critical skill for managing costs, contracts, and financial reports accurately. Negotiation Skills: Essential for procuring favorable terms with contractors and suppliers. Communication Skills: Necessary for explaining financial matters to non-specialists and maintaining clearcommunication with stakeholders. Legal Knowledge: Understanding contracts and legal obligations is essential to ensure compliance. Qualification A bachelors degree in quantity surveying, construction management, or a related field. Hands-on experience through internships or entry-level roles is essential for learning project costing, contract management, and budgeting. Professional certifications provide industry recognition, improve job prospects, and may be required for certain advanced roles. Show more Show less