Responsibilities:

• Lead and manage all quantity surveying and commercial activities for the project


• Establish and control project budgets, cost plans, and cash flow forecasts


• Review and certify contractor interim payments, variations, and final accounts


• Manage claims, change management, and commercial risk assessment


• Ensure compliance with contract conditions, project specifications, and PMC procedures


• Provide commercial input during tender evaluation, contract award, and negotiations


• Monitor project costs and report on cost performance, forecasts, and variances


• Coordinate closely with project controls, engineering, and construction teams


• Support dispute resolution, contractual correspondence, and commercial reporting


• Mentor and supervise junior QS and commercial staff


• Lead the preparation and review of Bills of Quantities (BOQs) and cost estimates


• Establish and maintain commercial controls, procedures, and reporting standards


• Review contractor submissions related to cost, procurement, and subcontracting


• Evaluate and recommend approval of variation orders and change requests


• Ensure timely preparation of monthly cost reports and executive summaries


• Monitor contractual compliance and advise the project team on commercial matters


• Participate in progress meetings and provide commercial status updates


• Support value engineering initiatives to optimize project costs


• Identify and mitigate commercial and contractual risks proactively


• Coordinate with legal and contracts teams on claims and dispute avoidance


• Ensure accurate record-keeping for all commercial and contractual documentation


• Assist in project close-out, including final account settlement and cost reconciliation

Essential Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or related discipline


• Minimum 15 years of experience, with strong exposure to infrastructure and road projects


• Previous experience working with PMC or Consultant organizations


• Strong knowledge of FIDIC contracts and cost management practices


• Excellent skills in cost reporting, claims management, and contract administration


• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills


• Experience in Saudi Arabia or GCC projects is preferred