QS/Cost Control Engineer-MEP
Oxypro Electromechanical Contractors
Dubai, UAEMid-levelReal Estate & Construction
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About the role
We are looking for a Quantity Surveyor – MEP to support the commercial management of MEP works, including quantity take\-offs, valuations, cost control, subcontractor administration, variations, and final account activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare quantity take\-offs from drawings and BOQs for MEP works, including Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC and Fire Fighting.
- Prepare and review subcontractor interim valuations and payment applications.
- Assist with client valuations, variations, quotations and change orders.
- Maintain measurement sheets, material reconciliations and commercial records.
- Verify subcontractor invoices against measured works and contract rates.
- Monitor subcontractor orders, variations and commercial instructions.
- Assist with cost reports, budget monitoring and procurement\-related activities.
- Coordinate with site engineers for site measurements and verification.
- Maintain updated commercial documentation, including contracts, drawings, correspondence and instructions.
- Support the preparation and close\-out of final accounts.
Qualifications \& Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Quantity Surveying, MEP Engineering or a related field.
- 4–6 years of experience in Quantity Surveying, preferably within an MEP contracting environment.
- Good knowledge of MEP measurement, valuation and cost control.
- Familiarity with standard forms of contract and subcontract administration.
- Good analytical, communication and documentation skills.
- Proficiency in MS Excel and relevant QS/commercial software is an advantage.
Key Skills
Quantity Take\-Off \| Cost Control \| Valuation \| MEP Measurement \| Variations \| Subcontractor Management \| Invoice Verification \| Commercial Documentation
Pay: AED4,000\.00 \- AED8,000\.00 per month
Work Location: In person
From the live posting. Full details at the application link above.
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