United States
2433- QUANTITY SURVEYORS
Job Title:
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
Alternate Titles:
Quantity surveyor,Surveyor (quantity surveying)
Job Description:
Quantity surveyors advise on financial and contractual matters relating to, and prepare bills of quantities for, construction projects and provide other support functions concerning the financing and materials required for building projects.
Education:
Entry is through professional training and membership of an appropriate professional organisation. Entry to professional examinations will require GCSEs/S grades and A levels/H grades, a BTEC/SQA award, a degree or equivalent qualification. Candidates usually undertake a period of probationary training and professional assessment.
Refer The S/NVQ framework for more details
NS-SEC:
The simplified NS-SEC analytic class for this code is 2
The simplified NS-SEC operational category for this code is 4.1
Refer The National Statistics Socio-economic Classification for more details
Tasks:
- liaises with client on project costs, formulates detailed cost plan and advises contractors and engineers to ensure that they remain within cost limit;
- examines plans and specifications and prepares details of the material and labour required for the project;
- prepares bills of quantities for use by contractors when tendering for work;
- examines tenders received, advises client on the most acceptable and assists with preparation of a contract document;
- measures and values work in progress and examines any deviations from original contract;
- measures and values completed contract for authorisation of payment.
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