Project Quantity Surveyor

Responsibilities: Cost Architecture: Prepare, update, and manage comprehensive Bills of Quantities (BOQs), cost estimates, and budget projections for all civil, mechanical, and electrical project scopes. Contractual Administration: Formulate, vet, and manage contracts for contractors, subcontractors, and consultants, ensuring clear commercial terms and risk mitigation. Valuation & Certifications: Conduct periodic site measurements and progress audits to verify, negotiate, and certify interim payment applications from contractors. Variation & Claim Management: Analyze, negotiate, and defend against contract variations and claims, protecting GZI from budget overruns. Financial Tracking: Maintain a live project cost ledger, providing executive management with accurate Earned Value Analysis (EVA) and cash-flow forecasts. Site Measurement & Audits: Conduct regular site visits to validate progress, verify quantities, and ensure compliance with contractual requirements. Change Control Management: Administer all scope changes and ensure proper valuation, approval, and documentation of variations. Lifecycle Cost Awareness: Advise on long-term cost implications of design choices, materials, and construction methods. Integrated Management System: Documents, implements, maintains the requirements of the quality, food safety, environment, health, and safety management systems. Requirements: A minimum of HND in Quantity Surveying. Professional membership in NIQS and registration with QSRBN is required. Minimum of 8 years of commercial cost-management experience on major industrial, heavy engineering, or fast-track commercial construction projects. Analytically sharp attention to contract details, skilled at managing vendor negotiations firmly and ethically. Key KPIs: Project Budget Variance (Maintain absolute cost delivery within ±5% of the approved baseline). Turnaround Time for Verification and Certification of Interim Payment Applications. Value Engineering Savings Generated through material/design optimisations. Competencies Profile: Industrial Standard of Measurement Mastery (POMI, BESMM) Systemic Critical Thinking. Contract Construction Law (FIDIC framework expertise) Team Management Earned Value Management (EVM) methodology Strategic & Analytical Thinking Software Exposure: Candy (CCS), WinQS, PlanSwift, and SAP PS/MM modules Communication Cost Planning & Financial Forecasting Stakeholder Engagement Variation Assessment & Change Control Management Accountability Project Cost Reporting & Cashflow Management Negotiation & In Risk Analysis & Risk Mitigation Business Knowledge Detail Orientation Time Management Innovation & Process Improvement

Responsibilities: Cost Architecture: Prepare, update, and manage comprehensive Bills of Quantities (BOQs), cost estimates, and budget projections for all civil, mechanical, and electrical project scopes. Contractual Administration: Formulate, vet, and manage contracts for contractors, subcontractors, and consultants, ensuring clear commercial terms and risk mitigation. Valuation & Certifications: Conduct periodic site measurements and progress audits to verify, negotiate, and certify interim payment applications from contractors. Variation & Claim Management: Analyze, negotiate, and defend against contract variations and claims, protecting GZI from budget overruns. Financial Tracking: Maintain a live project cost ledger, providing executive management with accurate Earned Value Analysis (EVA) and cash-flow forecasts. Site Measurement & Audits:

Conduct regular site visits to validate progress, verify quantities, and ensure compliance with contractual requirements. Change Control Management: Administer all scope changes and ensure proper valuation, approval, and documentation of variations. Lifecycle Cost Awareness: Advise on long-term cost implications of design choices, materials, and construction methods. Integrated Management System: Documents, implements, maintains the requirements of the quality, food safety, environment, health, and safety management systems. Requirements: A minimum of HND in Quantity Surveying. Professional membership in NIQS and registration with QSRBN is required. Minimum of 8 years of commercial cost-management experience on major industrial, heavy engineering, or fast-track commercial construction projects. Analytically sharp attention to contract details, skilled at managing vendor negotiations firmly and ethically. Key KPIs: Project Budget Variance (Maintain absolute cost delivery within ±5% of the approved baseline). Turnaround Time for Verification and Certification of Interim Payment Applications. Value Engineering Savings Generated through material/design optimisations. Competencies Profile: Industrial Standard of Measurement Mastery (POMI, BESMM) Systemic Critical Thinking. Contract Construction Law (FIDIC framework expertise) Team Management Earned Value Management (EVM) methodology Strategic & Analytical Thinking Software Exposure: Candy (CCS), WinQS, PlanSwift, and SAP PS/MM modules Communication Cost Planning & Financial Forecasting Stakeholder Engagement Variation Assessment & Change Control Management Accountability Project Cost Reporting & Cashflow Management Negotiation & In Risk Analysis & Risk Mitigation Business Knowledge Detail Orientation Time Management Innovation & Process Improvement