Quantity Surveyor (E&I)

Role Overview

Quantity Surveyor (E&I) at Archirodon Group N.V, based in UAE. The role supports complex Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) projects on-site.

Company Overview

Archirodon is an international EPC contractor with over fifty years of experience delivering major Energy, Marine, Infrastructure and Defense & Security projects worldwide. The company is recognized for superior standards of performance and reliability in executing complex EPC projects globally.

Role Purpose

Manage material quantity, cost control, and variations for Electrical & Instrumentation work packages. Support advanced work package methodology implementation, field inspections, and commissioning activities to ensure technical and financial adherence on EPC projects.

Key Responsibilities

Material & Cost Control

• Analyze and control material quantity for Electrical & Instrumentation work.
• Analyze and evaluate cost implications of Electrical & Instrumentation work.
• Review and update E&I Material tracking for cost analysis.
• Participate in Material Evaluation and review analysis.
• Finalize Material for Construction work packages and Tie-ins.

Work Package Management

• Work extensively on Installation Work Package (IWP) and Workface Planning (WFP) to organize and deliver Advanced Work Package (AWP) methodology.
• Implement IWP Work package requirements.
• Expedite package Vendor input for construction methodology.

Field Operations & Inspections

• Conduct continuous field inspections ensuring technical and quantity adherence.
• Work with Field Engineering for material control.
• Track material to expedite action on Hold & Field Concerns.
• Support Punch point closing.

Variations & Claims

• Evaluate Contractor's Variations and Interim Payments.
• Work and resolve variation claims related to E&I.

Commissioning Support

• Assist Pre-commissioning and Commissioning activities.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Electrical Engineering or Instrumentation Engineering.
• 5–8 years of experience in project costs analysis, Material & Cost Control, optimizing financial performance and project profitability in Construction related to EPC or EPCM projects.
• Good knowledge of International and ADNOC Standards.
• Awareness of Safety & Quality norms of Oil & Gas Industry.

Skills & Competencies

• Exceptional skills to review and update E&I Material tracking for cost analysis.
• Proficiency with AutoCAD, MS Word, MS Excel and ERM.
• Ability to work on own initiative.
• Professionally interact with multiple disciplines including Client.
• Proven ability to work with multicultural and multinational project teams.
• Professional English communication skills, both spoken and written.

Additional Information

• Travel to site frequently.
• Background check may be conducted depending on the nature of the position and its associated compliance risk level.