Quantity Survey Training Course

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The Quantity Surveyor is one of team of professional advisors to the construction industry. As advisors they estimate and monitor construction cost, from the feasibility stage of a project through to the completion of the construction period.

Quantity Surveyors work in the industry where they may also be referred to as, construction surveyor, engineering surveyor, commercial cost manager or a construction cost consultant.

Roles a quantity surveyor may include:

• Cost consulting, cost estimating
• Cost planning and commercial management throughout the entire life cycle of the project from inception to post-completion
• Value determination
• Risk management and calculation
• Procurement advice and assistance during the tendering procedures
• Tender analysis and agreement of the contract sum
• Preparation of pricing documents (e.g. Bills of Quantities) in tender
• Drafting contract conditions and contractual correspondence
• Commercial management and contract administration
• Contractual advice
• Assistance in dispute resolution
• Asset capitalisation
• Interim valuations and payment assessment
• Cost management process
• Assessing the additional costs of design variations
• Production of company pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) documentation in line with company policies
• Project management
• Assistance in establishing a client’s requirements