Quantity Surveying

**Cost estimation**: Quantity Surveyors estimate and manage the costs involved in construction projects, from initial feasibility studies through to final accounts.
- **Budget management**: They develop and monitor project budgets, ensuring that costs are kept within the approved budgetary constraints.
- **Procurement**: Quantity Surveyors procure materials and services required for construction projects, negotiating with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain competitive prices.
- **Contract administration**: They prepare and administer construction contracts, including evaluating and negotiating contract terms and conditions.
- **Measurement and valuation**: Quantity Surveyors measure and value the work done on-site, preparing interim and final valuations for payment purposes.
- **Cost control**: They monitor project costs, identifying areas of overspending and implementing cost-saving measures where necessary.
- **Risk management**: Quantity Surveyors assess and manage risks associated with construction projects, including identifying potential cost implications and developing mitigation strategies.
- **Dispute resolution**: They assist in resolving disputes that may arise during the course of a construction project, including claims for variations and extensions of time.

**Qualifications**:

- **Degree in Quantity Surveying**: A bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying or a related field is typically required for entry into this profession.
- **Technical knowledge**: Strong technical knowledge of construction methods, materials, and building regulations is essential.
- **Analytical skills**: Quantity Surveyors must possess strong analytical skills to accurately estimate costs and assess project risks.
- **Communication skills**: Excellent communication skills are necessary for interacting with clients, contractors, and other stakeholders involved in construction projects.
- **Negotiation skills**: Quantity Surveyors frequently negotiate with suppliers, subcontractors, and clients, so strong negotiation skills are essential.
- **Attention to detail**: They must have a keen attention to detail to ensure accuracy in cost estimation and contract administration.
- **Project management skills**: Some level of project management skills is beneficial, as Quantity Surveyors often play a role in overseeing various aspects of construction projects.

**Salary**: RM4,000.00 - RM7,000.00 per month

Schedule:

- Monday to Friday

Supplemental pay types:

- 13th month salary

**Education**:

- Diploma/Advanced Diploma (preferred)

**Experience**:

- Quantity Surveyor: 1 year (preferred)