Quantity Surveyor - Oil & Gas EPC Projects

About the role

This is a part-time Quantity Surveyor position on oil and gas EPC projects. The role covers preparing and verifying material take-offs and bills of materials, measuring completed works, maintaining quantity records and providing accurate quantity data for cost analysis, monthly measurements and payment applications.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare and/or verify MTOs and BOMs based on client work requirements, construction drawings and site survey results.
• Support the Project Manager, Engineers and Planning Engineer in verifying scope, estimated quantities and material requirements for each Work Order.
• Measure, quantify and record completed site works, and verify actual net quantities against the Work Order scope.
• Prepare and maintain quantity registers, remeasurement sheets and supporting documents, and assist with client verification and sign-off.
• Support completion packages so that documents needed for completion certificates, including client-certified remeasurement sheets, are complete.
• Track quantity changes, alert the project team to quantities exceeding the Work Order scope and obtain client approval under the Contract before execution.
• Provide quantity data for project cost analysis, monthly measurement, payment applications and contract/commercial documentation.

Required profile

• Engineering diploma.
• At least 8 years of quantity surveying experience on oil and gas projects.
• Experience preparing MTOs and bills of materials from drawings and measuring completed works on oil and gas projects.
• Able to read civil, piping, instrumentation and electrical drawings and verify quantities across disciplines.
• Familiarity with quantity take-offs, material lists, site measurement, quantity verification and Work Order close-out procedures for oil and gas EPC projects.
• One part-time key personnel position, to mobilize within 90 days from the Contract Commencement Date.

Required skills

• Proficiency in Excel and quantity measurement tools is preferred; no specific software is required by the Contract.