Quantity Surveyors | Civil Construction (Roadworks)
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Overview
Our client, a well-established company within the civil construction industry, is seeking experienced Mid- to Senior-Level Quantity Surveyors to join their team on site-based projects across South Africa. The successful candidates will be responsible for the commercial and contractual management of civil engineering projects, with a particular focus on roadworks and associated infrastructure.
Requirements
- Relevant Quantity Surveying qualification
- Minimum 5–8 years' relevant experience within the civil construction industry
- Proven experience in the commercial management of civil engineering projects
- Strong experience in measurement, valuations, variations, claims and final accounts
- Sound knowledge of construction contracts and contractual administration
- Experience in roadworks is highly advantageous
- Exposure to earthworks, pipelines, bulk water, reservoirs, stormwater and/or municipal infrastructure will be beneficial
- Strong understanding of cost control, budgeting and financial reporting
- Ability to work effectively in a site-based environment
- Strong computer literacy and proficiency in relevant Quantity Surveying and commercial software
- Excellent communication and negotiation skills
Responsibilities
- Manage the commercial and contractual aspects of civil construction projects
- Monitor project costs, budgets and expenditure to ensure effective cost control
- Conduct measurements, valuations and payment assessments
- Manage variations, contractual claims and final accounts
- Prepare accurate commercial reports and financial forecasts
- Ensure compliance with contractual obligations and project requirements
- Work closely with site and project teams to identify and manage commercial risks
- Monitor subcontractor accounts, payments and contractual deliverables
- Support the successful financial and commercial delivery of projects
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