The on-site Quantity Surveyor/Billing Engineer will be responsible for managing daily expenditures, tracking cost variations, and ensuring the project stays within budget. They will proactively identify cost-saving opportunities and enforce cost control measures to optimize the financial efficiency of the project. Key Responsibilities & Activities Cost Management Prepare and maintain accurate records of all costs incurred on-site, including materials, labor, equipment, and services. Monitor daily expenditures and track cost variations against the project budget. Identify potential cost-saving opportunities and implement measures to control and reduce costs. Assessment and Valuation Conduct on-site measurements and surveys to assess the progress of construction work and the quantities of materials used. Prepare interim and final valuations of work completed by subcontractors, in accordance with the contract terms. Verify and certify payments to subcontractors based on completed work and approved variations. Quantity Takeoff Perform quantity takeoffs to determine the quantities of materials required for the project, based on drawings and specifications. Quality Control Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with quality standards and specifications. Identify discrepancies and recommend corrective actions to maintain quality standards. Risk Management Assess and manage project-related risks with a focus on cost control. Provide advice on potential cost implications of project decisions and implement risk mitigation strategies. Contract Administration Administer construction contracts, including preparing payment applications, assessing variations, and resolving contractual disputes. Documentation and Reporting Maintain accurate records of all cost-related activities. Prepare financial reports, forecasts, and other project documentation as required by stakeholders. Operating Network Internal: Sr. Planning Engineer Project Manager GM Projects Engineering Team at Project Site External: Contractors Vendors Academic Qualifications and Work Experience Education: BE Civil Engineering Experience: 5-8 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor in a construction environment. Essential Knowledge and Skills Strong industry knowledge of construction practices, cost management, and contract administration. Excellent negotiation and problem-solving skills. Strong interpersonal and communication skills for effective collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. Analytical skills to track cost variations and optimize financial outcomes. Leadership and team management skills to guide and oversee project teams. Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Essential Attributes Adaptability to changing project requirements and conditions. High attention to detail to ensure accuracy in all cost-related activities. Strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks effectively. Ability to meet deadlines and deliver results under pressure.