Experience

Future Metro

• United Arab Emirates
• Construction
• 1 - 100 Employee

• MEPQuantity Surveyor

  • Feb 2019 - Present

  Responsibilities include contractual correspondences, cost control, procurement, post-contract administration, preparation & assessment of claims & variations, Subcontracts administration etc., mainly involving; • Preparation/Verification of Interim Valuations • Review of RFI and Construction Drawings and other instructions for potential variations • Preparation of Variation Order Requests (VOR) • Assessment/Verification of Subcontractor Variations • Preparation/Assistance for generating Cost Value Reconciliation (CVR) • Invitation to Bid (ITB) for Subcontracts • Preparation/Verification of Bid Summary (Tender Comparative Summary) • Subcontract (SC) Post-contract Management including re-measures; SC Liabilities; SC Payment Certificates; SC Variations; SC Contract Charges • Interaction with Procurement, Stores, and Execution and Planning department



CREDO TRADING

• Qatar
• Interior Design
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Estimator

  • Nov 2015 - Apr 2017

  Duties and Responsibilities Preparation and process monthly interim payment application under main contract agreement Quantity take off, cross checking & preparing bill of quantities Floating Inquiries to Sub-Contractors / Suppliers & Manufactures Comparison studies based on sub contractors, suppliers quotations Negotiations with suppliers & sub-cons on both technical & commercial aspects of product Preparing Rate build up, pricing, budgeting for tender Evaluating subcontractor payment application, finalizing & certifying Detect variations and changes to the contract in liaison with the project team and prepare, negotiate and follow up on variations and claims Maintain day works records and material on site report Joint measurement / Re-measurement with client / sub-contractor to avoid disputes Prepare final accounts once the job is complete and obtain a final payment certificate from the client Reporting on cost variance based on contract scope, contractual requirement, direct & indirect cost assessment, cost allocation for material & analysis of budget Vs. actual see less



Albawani | البواني

• Saudi Arabia
• Construction
• 700 & Above Employee

• Quantity Surveyor

  • Jul 2013 - Aug 2015

  Worked as a MEPQuantity Surveyor in the post-contract commercial team reported to QS and Cost Control Manager. Key Projects Involved: a) Construction of THE KING FAISAL SPECIALIST HOSPITAL (KFSH &RC) project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (Value of Contract:- 2 Billion (SAR) Saudi Riyals 1. Construction of King Abdullah Center for Cancer & Liver Disease (25 stories) 2. Construction of Central Plant (6 stories) 3. Construction of Underground Parking A (4 stories) 4. Construction of Annex Building (4 stories) b) Construction of Single Female Housing (Phase 3) for King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre in Riyadh Saudi Arabia (Value of Contract: -SAR 95,172,686.00) Duties and Responsibilities: a) Identify and notify Variations to the Contract, cost proposals preparations, submitting with appropriate supporting documents & finalize with the Engineer b) Preparation of interim payment applications and follow-up until certification. c) Preparation of price comparison analysis to evaluate suppliers offers / Subcontracts. d) Evaluating interim and final payment applications of Subcontractors and issuing Payment certificates e) Evaluating and approving subcontractor’s variations.



Road Development Authority

• Sri Lanka
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Site Supervisor

  • Jul 2012 - Jul 2013

  Supervise Construction Activities Civil Supervisors familiarize themselves with all aspects of the project, from structural drawings to budgets to deadlines. They make sure all parties are doing what they are supposed to do, and they carry out visual inspections of work completed. If construction affects the activity of the general public, Civil Supervisors figure out adjustments, such as rerouting traffic. Solve Problems From contract disputes to materials not arriving on time, Civil Supervisors handle situations as they arise to limit tensions and disruptions. Maintain Safety and Legality From start to finish, Civil Supervisors make sure the work being performed is structurally sound. They follow governmental regulations, address environmental issues and comply with local codes. When state and federal inspectors visit the site, Civil Supervisors may lead them around and answer questions. Communicate Civil Supervisors act as a liaison between groups, such as carpenters and pipefitters. They also may need to provide reports to project engineers and others who monitor progress or make changes to plans.