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Job Purpose

To oversee and manage all cost-related aspects of mining and infrastructure projects, from pre-contract to final account. This role requires an experienced and professionally registered Quantity Surveyor with comprehensive exposure to multi-disciplinary measurement and NEC 3 ECC contract administration. The role will be based out of Johannesburg, however there will be Site travel to Limpopo which the candidate must be prepared for. The candidate must be passed as medically fit to be able to visit underground and undertake site visits underground.

Key Responsibilities

Be able to measure,Develop cost estimates (bill of quantities), project budgets, and tender documentationConduct feasibility and cost-risk evaluationsAdminister contracts, specifically under NEC 3 ECC frameworksMonitor project costs, produce cost reports, and implement savings strategiesPrepare valuations, progress claims, and final accountsCollaborate with cross-disciplinary teams for accurate cost planningConduct weekly site visits for inspection, cost validation, and reportingEnsure compliance with applicable regulations, safety, and quality standardsUndertake escalation calculations and reconciliations

Qualifications & Registration

Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying (BSc or BTech)Professional registration as a PrQS with SACQSP or equivalent body

Skills & Experience

10 years’ quantity surveying experience, with minimum 5 years in miningProven track record in the measurement of civil, structural, mechanical, piping, electrical, and control & instrumentation (C&I) worksStrong working knowledge of NEC 3 ECC contract conditionsProficiency in cost management systems (e.g. CCS Candy, BuildSmart, MS Project)Skilled in stakeholder engagement, cost reporting, and commercial negotiationExperience in underground mining environmentsCapable of operating in remote and site-based settings

Personal Attributes

Methodical and detail-orientedHigh ethical standards with strong sense of accountabilityAdaptive and resilient under changing project conditions*

Job Purpose

To oversee and manage all cost-related aspects of mining and infrastructure projects, from pre-contract to final account. This role requires an experienced and professionally registered Quantity Surveyor with comprehensive exposure to multi-disciplinary measurement and NEC 3 ECC contract administration. The role will be based out of Johannesburg, however there will be Site travel to Limpopo which the candidate must be prepared for. The candidate must be passed as medically fit to be able to visit underground and undertake site visits underground.

Key Responsibilities

Be able to measure,Develop cost estimates (bill of quantities), project budgets, and tender documentationConduct feasibility and cost-risk evaluationsAdminister contracts, specifically under NEC 3 ECC frameworksMonitor project costs, produce cost reports, and implement savings strategiesPrepare valuations, progress claims, and final accountsCollaborate with cross-disciplinary teams for accurate cost planningConduct weekly site visits for inspection, cost validation, and reportingEnsure compliance with applicable regulations, safety, and quality standardsUndertake escalation calculations and reconciliations

Qualifications & Registration

Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying (BSc or BTech)Professional registration as a PrQS with SACQSP or equivalent body

Skills & Experience

10 years’ quantity surveying experience, with minimum 5 years in miningProven track record in the measurement of civil, structural, mechanical, piping, electrical, and control & instrumentation (C&I) worksStrong working knowledge of NEC 3 ECC contract conditionsProficiency in cost management systems (e.g. CCS Candy, BuildSmart, MS Project)Skilled in stakeholder engagement, cost reporting, and commercial negotiationExperience in underground mining environmentsCapable of operating in remote and site-based settings

Personal Attributes

Methodical and detail-orientedHigh ethical standards with strong sense of accountabilityAdaptive and resilient under changing project conditions