Quantity Surveyor

The Quantity Surveyor (M&E) is responsible for managing all aspects of Quantity Take-off, BOQ Preparation, cost planning, estimation, tendering, and contract administration related to mechanical and electrical works. The role ensures that projects are delivered within budget while maintaining quality and compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements.

Cost Management & Estimation

• Prepare detailed cost estimates and budgets for M&E systems (HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, electrical systems, ELV, etc.).
• Conduct quantity take-offs from drawings and specifications.
• Review and validate contractor/subcontractor Claims/quotations.
• Provide cost advice and value engineering options to optimize project costs.

Tendering & Procurement

• Prepare tender documentation including BOQs, specifications, and scopes of work.
• Evaluate bids and perform commercial analysis of tenders.
• Negotiate contracts and finalize procurement of M&E packages.
• Support contractor selection and appointment processes.

Contract Administration

• Manage contracts in accordance with project requirements (FIDIC/NEC or other forms).
• Review and certify interim/RA Bill payment applications.
• Track variations, claims, and change orders.
• Ensure proper documentation and contractual compliance.

Project Cost Control

• Monitor project costs and cash flow against approved budgets.
• Prepare cost reports and forecasts for project stakeholders.
• Identify cost risks and implement mitigation strategies.
• Support project teams with financial insights and recommendations.

Measurement & Valuation

• Measure and value completed works on-site.
• Assess subcontractor invoices and final accounts.
• Prepare and agree final accounts with contractors and clients.

Coordination & Stakeholder Management

• Liaise with project managers, engineers, consultants, and contractors.
• Participate in project meetings and provide commercial updates.
• Ensure alignment between design, procurement, and construction phases.

• Bachelor’s degree in quantity surveying, Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, or related field.
• Typically, 5–12 years of experience in M&E quantity surveying.
• Experience in building services projects (commercial, residential, industrial, or infrastructure).
• Familiarity with international standards (e.g., FIDIC contracts) is preferred.

Key Skills

• Strong knowledge of MEP systems and construction practices
• Proficiency in cost estimation tools (AutoCAD/Cost-X) and MS Excel
• Experience with BOQ preparation and cost planning
• Strong analytical and negotiation skills
• Good understanding of contract law and commercial management
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

Preferred Skills

• Experience with BIM-based quantity take-offs
• Membership in professional bodies (RICS, AIQS, or equivalent) is an advantage
• Exposure to international or large-scale projects

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Accuracy of cost estimates and forecasts
• Effective cost control and budget adherence
• Timely certification and contract administration
• Successful closure of variations and final accounts

BGV:

• Employment with WSP India is subject to the successful completion of a background verification (“BGV”) check conducted by a third-party agency appointed by WSP India.

• Candidates are advised to ensure that all information provided during the recruitment process — including documents uploaded — is accurate and complete, both to WSP India and its BGV partner”.