Description:
Estimator / Quantity SurveyorOur Client is a well-established, ambitious and fast-growing building contractor based in the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town, in Heathfield/Bergvliet. The business provides its services to the Insurance; Public; Private and Property Management sectors in the Western Cape region and has a strong base of blue-chip clients
Their ideal candidate is someone who has solid foundational knowledge of Estimating procedures and principles, who is a highly effective communicator and an effective Estimating Quantity Surveyor
Requirements / Qualifications
Bachelors Degree in Quantity Surveying. Bachelors Degree Construction Management, or a related qualification and experience. Min 8 to 10 years of experience in Estimating or Quantity Surveying roles in the construction industry. Knowledge of Industry standards for Construction Estimating. Strong knowledge of the Tendering process construction methods and processes. Proven track record in Tendering and Estimating. Important Duties and Key Responsibilities:
Tendering Process:
Generate Sales: Experience in Procuring Contracts Develop and submit comprehensive Tender proposals. Collaborate with subcontractors and suppliers to obtain competitive quotes. Experience in preparation and the understanding of Bill of Quantities Cost Estimation:
Prepare accurate and detailed cost estimates for construction projects. Analyse project specifications and drawings to determine the scope of work and required materials.
Cost Control:
Monitor project costs and identify areas for cost savings. Prepare and maintain project budgets, tracking expenses and ensuring adherence to financial targets. Develop strategies to mitigate risks and ensure project profitability. Researching prices and collecting quotes Project cash flow forecasts Drawing up detailed and accurate price lists for the projects Contract Administration:
Strong Administration and self-management Skills Assist in the preparation and evaluation of contracts. Review and negotiate contract terms and conditions. Updating costing and contract information Risk Management:
Identify and assess potential risks related to project costs. Develop strategies to mitigate risks and ensure project profitability. Considering risk assessments and health and safety requirements Collaboration:
Work closely with Clients, HODs, Project Managers, Architects, Engineers, and other stakeholders. Provide cost-related advice to support decision-making throughout the project lifecycle.
09 Jan 2026;
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gumtree.co.za