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Participate in negotiations with clients prior to drawing contracts.
Give advice on construction cost planning to clients, engineers involved in the project, and public authorities.
Determine methods, and procedures for establishing and reestablishing survey control.
Prepare, with the assistance of the Quantity Surveyor, tender documents, bills of quantities, specifications, general conditions, and forms of construction contract of all kinds.
Co-ordinate with Engineers throughout the Establishments and other staff on the project.
Prepare construction progress schedules and submit them to the Project Manager.
Setting up operating cost control systems.
Evaluate changes and finalize construction accounts.
Inform Project Manager of any non-recoverable elements.
Keep accurate notes and records to certify work performed.
Ensure that any contract warranty requirements are incorporated into relevant subcontract documents.
Conduct arbitration in contract disputes and act as an expert witness.
Ensure adherence to all stated policies and procedures throughout the project stages.
Ensure effective and efficient utilization of resources in the Unit.
Submit reports and other deliverables to the Project Manager.
Perform any other duty as requested by the Project Manager.
Requirements
Degree in Quantity Surveying or Civil Engineer with RICS.
Read design drawings and be aware of construction processes
Read Contract documents
Read and correlate specifications with design drawings
Evaluate cost implications of changes to the scope of work of a construction project
Advise on cost limits and budgets
Maintain comprehensive accessible registers of financial approvals, payments, variations and change orders
Produce regular reports and advise management promptly of any forecast cost over/under run, with recommendation for corrective plan
Perform variety of cost engineering functions including cost control, budget preparation, projected cash flow, forecasting and cost reporting under limited supervision
Review of all purchase orders as issued for cost committed
Review proposed cost changes with construction personnel, client and contractors
Monitor market changes and site conditions affecting costs
Understand the implications of Health and Safety regulations
Liaise with other SCCs and CCSs, collect, review and compile their data, price and prepare priced interim BQs related to design, and construction works, VOs and cost estimates including estimates for alternative designs or materials.
Review works executed on Site.
Review and advise on estimates of alternative designs or materials, preliminary budgets and possible economies.
Draft Variations to the Contractor/ Subcontractors either by an instruction or by a request for the Contractor / Subcontractors to submit a proposal to carry out the varying works
Review and provide valuation/ recommendation to Client of the Contractor’s/ Subcontractors’ Payment Applications, with all supporting particulars.
Check the price statements submitted by the Contractor/ Subcontractors in respect of any work carried out on the day work basis including the accompanying substantiation, adjusting as necessary.
Review any Value Engineering proposals submitted by the Contractor/ Subcontractors during the construction stage of the
Requirements
3-5 years of working experience
Bachelor's or Master's degree(minimum 2:2 or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying or in Civil Engineering
Ability to work in a team of diverse individuals to meet common objectives
Good organization skills; Competent in time management and achieving deadlines
Professional work ethics
Effective decision-making and strong verbal and written communication skills in Greek and English
Provide oversight on all commercial matters relating to the design, construction, and supply contracts, managing the procurement and budget control functions.
Evaluate, manage, and resolve construction claims effectively and in a timely manner.
Understand and interpret contract terms and conditions, as well as any other legal documents relevant to the construction project.
Analyze and investigate claims thoroughly, gathering all necessary information and documentation.
Work collaboratively with project teams, contractors, and clients to mediate and negotiate claim settlements.
Prepare and present clear and comprehensive reports on claim status, investigations, and outcomes to stakeholders.
Keep abreast of legal developments, construction methodologies, and industry best practices relating to construction claims.
Assist in the development and implementation of claim prevention strategies.
Provide advice and guidance to project teams regarding potential claims, risks, and contract issues.
Maintain a thorough understanding of construction processes, cost structures, and related legislation.
Ensure compliance with company standards, industry regulations, and laws pertaining to construction claims.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Law, or a related field.
A minimum of 5 years of experience handling claims in the construction industry.
Strong knowledge of construction processes, contract law, and dispute resolution procedures.
Excellent negotiation and conflict resolution skills.
Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency in using project management and claim management software.
Ability to work under pressure, manage multiple claims, and meet deadlines.
Professional certification in Construction Claims or similar would be advantageous