Quantity Surveyor

The main job responsibilities include but not limit to:

• Reviewing architects’ and engineers’ drawings, fire reports, and specifications to identify passive fire protection requirements and prepare quantities.
• Assessing material, labour, maintenance costs, and contract conditions related to company systems to ensure compliance, efficiency, and cost effectiveness.
• Preparing cash flow forecasts and assist clients in planning project finances at each stage. 
• Liaising with site managers, fire engineers, clients, main contractors, and subcontractors to coordinate passive fire installation works.
• Preparing technical reports, compliance documentation, contracts, budgets, risk assessments, and quality assurance records.
• Providing technical advice to managers and clients on solutions, code compliance, and improvement strategies.
• Monitoring passive fire materials (e.g. fire stopping systems, fire collars, fire seals, fire-rated boards) and arranging procurement as required.
• Managing design and site changes, assessing cost and compliance impacts, and measuring, valuing, and negotiating variations related to projects.
• Establishing and maintaining professional relationships with internal and external stakeholders and assisting in resolving contractual or technical disputes.
• Preparing interim and final valuations, variation claims, and documentation for inspections, certifications, and insurance purposes related to passive fire projects.
• Travelling between the office and construction sites to inspect passive fire installations, monitor progress, and ensure compliance with approved drawings and fire regulations.

To be successful, you will need to

• Bachelor degree in Quantity Surveying or relevant discipline OR At least three years of relevant experience.
• Comfortable working both independently and as part of a team with “can-do” attitude.
• Strong and polished verbal and written communication skills.
• Strong analytical, commercial, and negotiation capability.