About this opening
Al Ashram Contracting is hiring a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join its construction team in Dubai. The surveyor manages the financial and contractual side of construction projects, keeping costs efficient and delivery on time for a contractor the board notes is marking 50 years of work in the UAE.
What the role involves
- Prepare and review cost estimates, budgets and tender documentation
- Carry out detailed quantity take-offs and measurement of construction works
- Manage procurement processes and negotiate with suppliers and subcontractors
- Monitor project costs against budgets and provide regular financial reporting
- Assess and evaluate contract variations and claims
- Collaborate with project managers and engineers on cost control and project delivery, ensure compliance with local regulations and industry standards, and prepare final accounts and support dispute resolution as needed
Requirements noted by the source board
- A bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related field (as listed on the board)
- Minimum 7 years of experience in quantity surveying within the construction industry, preferably in the UAE (as listed on the board)
- Strong knowledge of construction contracts, procurement procedures and cost control practices
- Excellent negotiation and communication skills, and proficiency in quantity surveying software and MS Office
- Detail-oriented with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, able to work under pressure to tight deadlines; familiarity with UAE construction laws and standards is preferred
Not stated by the source: the salary — the source listing does not state one, so confirm the pay and package on the source listing before you apply.
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