Job TitleProject Engineer - Qunatity SurveyorJob Description SummaryJob DescriptionCivil Engineer working in Quantity Surveying (QS) is mainly responsible for cost estimation, quantity measurement, contract management, and cost control of construction projects. Below is a typical Job Description (JD) used in construction or infrastructure companies.1. Quantity Take-Off & MeasurementPrepare quantity take-offs from drawings (BOQ preparation).Measure quantities of earthwork, concrete, steel, masonry, finishing works, etc.Verify quantities with tender drawings and IFC drawings.Maintain measurement sheets and records.2. Cost Estimation & BudgetingPrepare cost estimates and project budgets.Analyze material, labour, and equipment costs.Assist in tender preparation and bid evaluation.Compare estimated cost with actual project cost.3. BOQ & TenderingPrepare Bill of Quantities (BOQ).Review contractor quotations.Assist in tender documentation and contract preparation.4. Billing & Payment CertificationPrepare and verify RA bills (Running Account Bills).Check contractor and subcontractor bills.Prepare client billing and payment certificates.Track project cash flow.5. Contract AdministrationStudy contract agreements and technical specifications.Handle variations, extra items, and change orders.Maintain records for claims and disputes.6. Cost Control & MonitoringMonitor project expenditure vs budget.Identify cost saving opportunities.Prepare cost reports and forecasts.7. CoordinationCoordinate with site engineers, planning team, procurement team, and contractors.Ensure quantities match site execution and drawings.8. Documentation & ReportingMaintain BOQ records, quantity sheets, rate analysis, and cost reports.Prepare monthly progress and cost reports.Skills RequiredKnowledge of BOQ preparation and rate analysisUnderstanding of construction drawingsProficiency in Excel, AutoCAD, and QS softwareKnowledge of contracts (FIDIC or similar)Good analytical and negotiation skills INCO: “Cushman & Wakefield”