Here’s a professional Job Description (JD) for a Quantity Surveyor Engineer in the water sector, focused on construction and infrastructure, without mentioning any client names:

Job Title: Quantity Surveyor Engineer – Water & Infrastructure Projects

Location: [City, Country]

Job Type: [Full-time / Contract]

Experience: Minimum 5-10 years in water infrastructure projects

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, or related field

Certifications (Optional but Preferred): PMP, RICS, or equivalent

Job Purpose:

To manage and oversee the quantity surveying activities for water and infrastructure projects, ensuring accurate cost estimation, cost control, and financial management throughout the project lifecycle. The role involves close coordination with project teams, subcontractors, and suppliers to optimize project costs while maintaining quality standards.

Key Responsibilities:

• Prepare detailed cost estimates, bills of quantities (BOQ), and tender documents for water and infrastructure projects.
• Monitor and control project costs to ensure alignment with budgets and contracts.
• Conduct quantity take-offs, measurement, and evaluation of completed works.
• Review and assess contractor claims, variations, and change orders.
• Liaise with project engineers, designers, and contractors to resolve cost-related issues.
• Prepare progress payment applications and cost reports for management review.
• Ensure compliance with contractual terms, industry standards, and project specifications.
• Maintain accurate records of all financial transactions, site measurements, and reports.
• Assist in procurement and contract negotiation with suppliers and subcontractors.
• Support project management in forecasting, budgeting, and risk management.

Skills & Competencies:

• Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials, and water infrastructure systems.
• Proficiency in quantity surveying software (AutoCAD, MS Excel, CostX, or similar).
• Excellent analytical and numerical skills with attention to detail.
• Strong communication and negotiation skills.
• Ability to work independently and within a multidisciplinary team.
• Knowledge of local construction regulations, standards, and safety requirements.

Experience:

• Minimum 5-10 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor in water and infrastructure projects.
• Proven experience in cost estimation, contract management, and financial reporting for large-scale projects.
• Exposure to both implementation and supervision of construction works.

Skills

Cost Estimation & Budget Control,Contract & Variation Management,Construction & Technical Knowledge