Senior Quantity Surveyor

What You'll Be Doing:

• Advise on contractual entitlement, risk allocation, and interpretation of contract provisions under FIDIC and similar forms of Contract.
• Assess, prepare, and respond to claims submissions, including detailed narratives and supporting documentation.
• Maintain and manage comprehensive claims register tracking status, key milestones, and outcomes.
• Draft clear and effective contractual correspondence, including notices, responses, and determinations.
• Identify and evaluate interface risks across civil, structural, architectural, transport systems, and MEP packages.
• Develop claims defense strategies and support negotiations, settlements, and dispute resolution proceedings.
• Perform forensic quantum analysis covering cost evaluation, prolongation, disruption, and associated impacts.
• Validate contractor submissions against measured works, procurement data, and subcontractor accounts.
• Prepare independent, evidence-based quantum reports suitable for formal dispute resolution.
• Undertaking detailed Extension of Time (EOT) assessments including critical path analysis and delay substantiation.
• Review and challenge delay analyses, assessing concurrency, dependencies, and mitigation measures in collaboration with planners.
• Provide clear, robust delay assessments aligned with associated cost implications.
• Deliver strategic commercial advice to mitigate risks and optimize project outcomes.
• Conduct contract audits and commercial reviews across multiple work packages.
• Support dispute avoidance initiatives and early-stage claim resolution strategies.
• Assist in the preparation of expert reports and provide commercial input to legal teams and independent experts.
• Compile, review, and analyze project records, progress data, and technical documentation.
• Prepare and manage cost estimates, cost plans, and revisions in line with design and scope changes.
• Establish and maintain cost control, monitoring, and reporting systems, including periodic forecasting.
• Develop and maintain cost databases and benchmark rates
• Assess the value of completed works and administer interim payment applications and certification.
• Review and assess variation submissions in accordance with contractual and commercial requirements.
• Liaise with clients, consultants, contractors, and subcontractors on commercial and contractual matters.
• Negotiate and agree final accounts, ensuring fair, accurate, and commercially sound outcomes.

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What Required Skills You'll Bring:

• Bachelor Degree in Engineering or relevant field.
• Over 10 years relevant work experience in post contract work managing claims, reviewing payments certificates, variation orders and claims on major infrastructure projects.
• Professional Qualification in Quantity Surveying (Ideally RICS Accredited).
• Knowledge with international forms of Contract particularly FIDIC/CESSM3.

What Desired Skills You'll Bring:

• MRICS and Preferably a Registered or Licensed Professional.
• Railway project experience is an advantage.
• GCC experience is preferred.

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