Contract, Progress Payment and Quantity Survey Engineer
General Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Cost Control, or related departments of universities.
- Minimum 3–5 years of experience in contract management, quantity surveying, and progress payment preparation in the construction sector.
- Strong knowledge of quantity take-off, progress payment, and contract processes (e.g., unit pricing, contract addenda, price variation, schedule integration).
- Proficient in MS Office (especially Excel), quantity surveying and progress payment software, or ERP systems.
- Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and excellent communication and coordination skills.
- Able to work in both technical office and site environments; capable of active engagement with subcontractors and contractors.
Job Description
- Prepare and review project contract documents, technical specifications, unit price schedules, and contract attachments; update as necessary.
- Conduct contract risk analyses; track contract amendments (additional works, revisions) and coordinate with relevant departments.
- Perform quantity take-offs: calculate quantities based on approved drawings, room lists, and detailed plans; verify accuracy.
- Manage progress payment procedures: prepare, review, and submit interim, provisional, and final payments for approval.
- Prepare progress payment files in accordance with contract requirements, measurement data, quantity take-offs, contract attachments, and specifications.
- Perform cost analyses related to quantity take-offs and progress payments, including unit price comparisons, price difference calculations, and integration with project schedules.
- Maintain continuous communication and coordination with technical office, cost control, planning, site, and subcontractor teams.
- Conduct quantity-survey and progress payment analyses to monitor project performance; provide recommendations to management in case of deviations.
- Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, standards, and contract conditions; contribute to change management processes.