Quantity Surveyor

Overview

Cost management, estimating, and financial reporting for construction projects

Key Responsibilities

• cost reporting
• tender evaluation
• claims management
• benchmarking
• cost checking
• estimating

Tasks

Supporting key retail, commercial and residential construction projects, this role will perform various quantity surveying functions including estimating, planning and cost management, cost monitoring, and accurate and timely financial reporting whilst exercising sound financial acumen with a key focus on proactively maximising value for our clients. -Liaising with clients, architects and main contractors -Cost reporting -Identifying and facilitating new business opportunities -Tender evaluations and analysis -Claims preparation, presentation, negotiation and settlement of claims -Formulating and implementing benchmarking processes to improve the consistency, accuracy and time to prepare cost models and plans -Cost checking of developing design

Requirements

• rics
• aiqs
• costx
• quantity surveying
• civil engineering
• australian

What You Bring

We’re on the lookout for qualified and experienced Quantity Surveyor to work with our expanding Adelaide team. -RICS / AIQS accredited candidates will be highly regarded -WT’s balanced way of working -Proficient in the use of Cost X -Relevant tertiary qualification in any of the following areas: Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering or Construction Management -Full Australian working rights and currently located in Australia

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Benefits

-Bi-annual bonus scheme (discretionary) -Master-plan and feasibility budgets -On-going training and support from WT's established learning platforms -Paid professional memberships, support in gaining and with your membership costs for RICS or AIQS -Wellbeing days, time to focus on your wellbeing and the community

About Wt (Australia)

-WT began shaping major built-environment projects across Australia. -Anchored in Sydney, the firm’s financial base spans US $50–100 million in annual revenue. -From landmark infrastructure to high-rise commercial and water-resource endeavours, WT brings multi-sector advisory expertise. -They marry quantity surveying with portfolio and program advisory, commercial advisory, and specialist cost advisory services. -Their global imprint – over 70 offices and 2,000 professionals – enriches their Australian project delivery. -Recent appointments to their board reinforce local governance and leadership depth. -They operate across buildings, infrastructure, water, transport, energy, commercial, and government-related sectors.

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