Quantity Surveyor

• Prepare, manage, and monitor project budgets, cost plans, and cash flow forecasts across all project phases
• Conduct detailed bills of quantities, measurements, and valuations in accordance with AIQS or NRM standards
• Lead pre-qualification, tender preparation, and evaluation processes; negotiate and award subcontracts
• Administer contracts (FIDIC, NEC, JCT, or local equivalents) — manage variations, claims, extensions of time, and final accounts
• Provide regular cost reports and commercial updates to project leadership and client stakeholders
• Conduct site measurements and verify contractor valuations and interim payment certificates
• Identify cost overrun risks early and develop mitigation strategies in coordination with the project team
• Mentor and guide junior surveyors; review and validate their outputs for quality assurance
• Liaise directly with clients, consultants, and statutory authorities on commercial and contractual matters
• Support dispute resolution, adjudication, and any arbitration proceedings as required

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a closely related field (Master's degree an advantage)
  
• Minimum 7–10 years post-graduation experience in quantity surveying, with at least 4 years in a senior or lead role
  
• NIQS corporate membership or RICS chartered status is highly preferred
  
• Proven experience managing projects valued at ₦500 million and above
  
• In-depth knowledge of construction procurement methods, contract law, and commercial risk management
  
• Proficiency in cost management software (CostX, Buildsoft, or equivalent) and Microsoft Office Suite
  
• Strong working knowledge of FIDIC, NEC3/NEC4, or JCT contract suites
  
• Experience across multiple sectors — commercial, residential, civil, or oil & gas — is an advantage