Summary
Al Shirawi Group is hiring a Quantity Surveyor in Dubai for fit-out industry work. The role involves reviewing tender drawings and specifications, carrying out quantity take-offs, preparing project-specific bills of quantities, and raising technical queries. Duties also include evaluating supplier quotations, preparing claims, valuing variations, and checking subcontractor invoices and variations. Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in quantity surveying or a related field, 3–7 years of quantity surveying experience in fit-out, and knowledge of POMI, PlanSwift, AutoCAD, and MS Office.
The posting
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Job Description
- Review tender design drawings, specifications, BOQ etc.
- Responsible for providing complete quantity take-off and comparing it with tender quantities
- Preparation of a List of Technical Queries for Consultant clarification.
- Coordination with other staff to ensure that tender deadlines, procedures, and project requirements are met.
- Comprehension of local authority requirements and international standards.
- Coordinating with other departments to provide necessary support.
Qualifications, Experience and Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in quantity surveying or a related field.
- Computer skills – MS Office, PlanSwift and Auto CAD
- Minimum experience – 3 – 7 years as a Quantity Surveyor in the Fitout industry
- Ability to work to tight deadlines and under pressure
- Knowledge of measurement methods (POMI).
Responsibilities
- Responsible for efficiently and accurately carrying out under mentioned job tasks assigned by relevant task Managers/GM
- Responsible for executing assigned tasks in accordance with the company procedures, Quality Management standards, regulations and instructions.
- Responsible for performing the assigned tasks to safe guard the best interest of the Company.
- Taking off quantities from the Tender Drawings for tenders.
- Preparation of project specific bill of quantities.
- Follow up with quotations from the suppliers.
- Evaluating supplier’s quotations.
- Preparation of interim and final claim.
- Preparation of valuing variations.
- Checking subcontractors variations, additional works etc.
- Checking subcontractors invoices.