Quantity Surveyor, MEP

• Prepare accurate quantity take-offs from drawings, specifications, and BOQs for MEP works.

• Review tender documents, contract specifications, and project requirements.

• Assist in preparing cost estimates, budgets, and tender submissions.

• Evaluate subcontractor quotations and participate in procurement activities.

• Prepare interim payment applications and certify subcontractor invoices.

• Measure completed works and verify quantities executed on site.

• Prepare, submit, and negotiate variation orders (VOs) and claims.

• Monitor project costs and identify potential cost overruns.

• Maintain records of measurements, cost reports, and commercial documentation.

• Perform cost analysis and forecasting throughout the project lifecycle.

• Assist in preparing monthly commercial reports and cash flow forecasts.

• Coordinate with project managers, engineers, planners, procurement, and finance teams.

• Ensure compliance with contract conditions, company procedures, and client requirements.

• Prepare final accounts and support project close-out activities.

• Attend site meetings and provide commercial support to project teams.

• Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Quantity Surveying, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline.

• Professional certification (RICS, AIQS, CIOB, or equivalent) is an advantage.

• 5–8 years of experience as an MEP Quantity Surveyor in construction, oil & gas, industrial, commercial, or infrastructure projects.

• GCC/UAE experience preferred.

• Experience working with EPC contractors is highly desirable.

• Familiarity with FIDIC and other standard forms of contracts is an advantage.

Skills & Professional Requirements:

• Strong understanding of quantification, cost estimation and commercial management.

• Strong understanding of project cost control and reporting.

• Knowledge in standard methods of measurements such as CESMM, POMI etc… and standard forms of contract.

• Understanding of the principles of design and construction.

• Base knowledge of risk management procedures, processes and management tools.

• Good knowledge of contract practices and contract administration.

• Analytical, critical, and logical thinking skills and collaboration skills.

• Proficiency in cost estimating software and Microsoft Office Suite.

Attributes & Behaviours:

• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.

• Ability to communicate logically and clearly with management and staff.

• Excellent personality with strong communication, interpersonal and organizational skills.

• Strong computer skills including knowledge of Microsoft office products, specifically Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.

• Good organizational, planning, and multi-tasking abilities.