Quantity Surveyor
Posted 9 Jun 2026
Advertised as “Quantity Surveyor / Cost Estimator”
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- Expected experience
- 12+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
No salary listed for this role.
Field of studyConstruction Management, Cost Engineering, Engineering, Quantity Surveying (or related)
Study levelBachelor's
CertificationsMRICS, AACE International Certified Cost Professional (CCP), AACE Planning and Scheduling Professional (PSP), Estimating Professional (EVP)
Field of studyCost Engineering, Project Management (or related)
Study levelMaster's
Purpose / Mission:
Develop, validate and maintain the project's capital cost estimate across the pre-FID and FEED phases of the 2.5 Mtpa green Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) / Hot Briquetted Iron (HBI) plant in Duqm, Oman, to a level of accuracy sufficient to support Final Investment Decision and lender due diligence. Provide independent owner-side cost estimating, quantity surveying and commercial assurance across the technology package, the integrated delivery partner's scope, and the broader project capex.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain the project's capital cost estimate, integrating inputs from the technology licensor, the integrated delivery partner, equipment vendors, port and utility infrastructure providers, and the owner's team.
- Triangulate, challenge and validate cost estimates produced by the technology licensor and the integrated delivery partner, providing independent owner-side commercial assurance.
- Develop and maintain the project's bill of quantities for civil, structural, mechanical, piping and electrical scopes within the owner's review responsibility.
Lead cost estimating accuracy improvement from order-of-magnitude through Class 3 to Class 2 estimates aligned with AACE International recommended practice and lender expectations. - Support the project's procurement strategy by developing should-cost analyses, market price benchmarks and cost-driver analyses for major equipment and construction packages.
- Maintain the project's cost contingency framework, including identification of cost risks, quantification of contingency requirements and reporting against contingency drawdown.
- Support the project's value engineering process by quantifying cost impacts of design alternatives and providing commercial input into engineering trade-off decisions.
- Support project finance lender due diligence by preparing cost estimate documentation packages and engaging directly with independent cost consultants engaged by the lender consortium.
- Provide cost reporting to the Project Director, the company executive and external stakeholders including lenders and equity investors.
- Support post-FID cost control and change management by establishing the cost baseline, change control framework and earned value reporting structure.
Requirements / Skills / Experience:
- Minimum 12 years' experience in quantity surveying, cost estimating or cost engineering on large heavy industrial capital projects, with at least one project of capex value USD 500 million or above.
- Direct experience developing FID-grade and lender-grade cost estimates aligned with AACE International recommended practice (Class 3 or better).