Quantity Surveyor- Kiswishi City- Lubumbashi, DRC
AI Summary
A Quantity Surveyor plans, manages, and controls project costs for construction. They prepare estimates and budgets, develop BoQs, manage procurement and tendering, track expenditures, value completed work, administer FIDIC contracts, handle variations and claims, and deliver post-project cost analysis.
About this role
We are seeking a detail-oriented and analytical Quantity Surveyor (QS) to manage cost planning, procurement, and financial control of construction projects. The ideal candidate should have experience in large-scale road and building construction.
Key Responsibilities:
Cost Estimation & Budgeting
• Prepare preliminary cost estimates, feasibility studies, and detailed budgets at all design stages
. • Develop Bills of Quantities (BoQ) and tender documents.
• Advise on cost-efficient materials and construction methods.
• Effective budget tracking to ensure projects stay within financial constraints
Procurement & Tendering
• Assist in contractor/subcontractor selection and bid evaluations.
• Preparing, negotiating, and analyzing costs for tenders and contracts.
• Recommend procurement strategies (traditional, design & build, etc.). Financial Control & Reporting
• Monitor project expenditures and forecast final costs.
• Valuing completed work and certifying payments.
• Conduct interim valuations and progress payment certifications. • Manage variations, change orders, and cost reconciliation
Contract Administration
• Administer contracts (FIDIC) and ensure compliance.
• Handle claims, disputes, and extension-of-time requests.
. • Implement value engineering to optimize costs without compromising quality.
• Advise on lifecycle costing and sustainability initiatives.
Post-Construction Duties
• Finalize accounts, including variations and retention releases.
• Resolve disputes and close out financial matters. • Provide post-project cost analysis and lessons learned.
Requirements
Education & Professional Certification:
• Bachelor’s degree in quantity surveying, Building Economics, or a related field from a recognized institution; Master’s degree preferred.
Core Experience & Technical Skills:
• Minimum 5 years of hands-on site-based supervision experience in large-scale road and building construction, proven expertise in FIDIC Conditions of Contract.
• Solid understanding of the Congolese (DRC) market, particularly regarding large-scale residential complexes and/or warehouse suppliers and contractor
Key Competencies:
• Exceptional site reporting & documentation skills, with a focus on progress tracking, risk assessment, and corrective action implementation.
• Technical proficiency in cost estimation, contract administration, and dispute resolution (arbitration experience a plus).
• Strong analytical & problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret engineering drawings, BOQs, and construction methodologies.
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