QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Review architectural plans and prepare

quantity needs

Estimate quantity and costs of

materials

Prepare contracts and

documents

Set budgets for payments, inventory

needs, and materials

Analyze costs for

maintenance and additional building needs

Track changes in plans or constructions; update

budgets

Negotiate with contractors and

subcontractors

Hire and document contractors

and subcontractors

Act as a liaison between

clients and site managers / engineers

Keep track

of construction materials and inventory

Identify potential financial or construction

risks

Advise clients on improvements,

strategies, and / or estimated costs

Prepare

payments for contractors and subcontractors

Document progress, materials, and reports on

project

Advise on property taxes, regulations,

and local laws

Source maintenance costs and

facilities management for clients

Develop and

maintain working relationships with contractors and

subcontractors

Utilize software to calculate,

record, and track inventory and estimates

Analyze completed projects to determine ROI and compare

costs

Quantity

Surveyor Requirements and

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in quantity surveying, construction

engineering, management, or related field

1-3

years of general construction estimating experience, financial

experience, construction experience, or related field

Proficient in computer skills and Microsoft Office

Suite

Able to analyze financial records and

apply data to improved results

Strong aptitude

for numbers, spreadsheets, and financial reports

• Experienced at compiling and following strict budgets;

strong estimating and financial analysis skills

In-depth understanding of construction, materials,

pricing, and industry

Able to analyze problems

and strategize for better solutions