Post Contract Quantity Surveyor

Quality/Quantity Surveying Industry

Dubai, UAE

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Key Responsibilities

  • Manage Contract Variations: Review, document, and process contract variations with contractors or consultants following agreed procedures and standards.
  • Cost Valuations and Payments: Prepare interim payment valuations, certificates, and final accounts to support accurate and timely contractor payments.
  • Monitor Project Costs: Track spending against budgets, highlight deviations, and report on financial project performance regularly.
  • Prepare Commercial Reports: Draft monthly cost reports, cash flows, accruals, and commercial summaries for stakeholders.
  • Contract Administration: Ensure compliance with contract terms, manage claims (EOT, cost), and maintain contractual records.
  • Liaise Across Teams: Work with project managers, engineers, consultants, and contractors to resolve commercial and contractual issues.
  • Final Account Close‑Out: Compile, negotiate, and settle final accounts and release guarantees at project completion.

Requirements

  • Education: Bachelor’s in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or related field.
  • Experience: Minimum 3–8 years post‑contract quantity surveying experience, ideally in UAE projects.
  • Technical Competence: Proficiency with cost control software (CostX, Candy) and strong Excel skills.
  • Project Controls: Ability to manage cost reports, valuations, and variation tracking within project timelines.
  • Leadership: Effective communicator who coordinates teams, contractors, and consultants to deliver results.
  • Commercial Acumen: Strong negotiation skills and understanding of FIDIC/contract terms and UAE market rates.

FAQs

What is a Post Contract Quantity Surveyor?

A professional who manages costs and commercial activities after a project contract is signed, ensuring budgets and claims are handled properly.

Do I need UAE experience?

Yes, Dubai employers often prefer candidates with UAE construction or post‑contract QS experience.

What software should I know?

Familiarity with cost control tools (CostX, Candy), AutoCAD measurements, and advanced Excel is expected.

Is knowledge of FIDIC contracts necessary?

Understanding FIDIC and local contract standards is often required for effective contract administration.

What salary range is common?

Post contract QS roles in Dubai typically pay around AED10,000–AED18,000 monthly depending on experience.

Can fresh graduates apply?

Fresh graduates may struggle; employers usually seek candidates with post‑contract experience.