1. Quantity Takeoff
- Extract quantities from drawings (architectural, structural, and MEP).
- Calculate volumes, areas, lengths (e.g., concrete, steel, plaster).
- Prepare BOQ (Bill of Quantities).
2. Estimation & Costing
- Assist in preparing project cost estimates.
- Analyze material, labour, and equipment costs.
- Compare estimated vs actual quantities and costs.
3. Drawing Analysis
- Study and interpret construction drawings and specifications.
- Identify discrepancies between drawings and site conditions.
- Coordinate with design and site teams for clarifications.
4. Rate Analysis
- Prepare rate analysis for different construction activities.
- Break down costs into material, labor, machinery, overheads, and profit.
5. Billing & Documentation
- Prepare RA (Running Account) bills and final bills.
- Check contractor bills and subcontractor bills.
- Maintain records of work completed and quantities used.
6. Material Planning & Reconciliation
- Estimate material requirements based on quantities.
- Track material consumption vs planned quantities.
- Prepare reconciliation statements (e.g., cement, steel).
7. Software Usage
- Use tools like:
- AutoCAD (for measurement)
- Excel (for BOQ and calculations)
- Quantity takeoff software (like PlanSwift, CostX, etc.)
8. Coordination
- Work with site engineers, project managers, and procurement teams.
- Assist in tendering and contract documentation.
9. Reporting
- Prepare daily/weekly quantity and cost reports.
- Highlight variations, extra items, and deviations.
Key Skills Required
- Strong understanding of construction drawings
- Good mathematical and analytical skills
- Knowledge of construction materials and methods
- Attention to detail
- Proficiency in Excel and CAD software
Work Location: In person
