INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SALES AND TELEMAKETING MANAGEMENT
Some of the responsibilities of a quantity surveyor include:
Estimating costs: Using their knowledge of construction materials and methods, quantity surveyors estimate costs from the design stage to completion.
Calculating material needs: Quantity surveyors calculate how much material is needed for a project.
Mapping out timelines: Quantity surveyors create project timelines.
Liaising with teams: Quantity surveyors work closely with all teams to keep the project on track.
Consulting with clients: Quantity surveyors consult with clients to understand their requirements.
Reading construction documentation: Quantity surveyors read and interpret construction documentation, such as architectural and engineering plans, drawings, and specifications.
Some skills that are important for quantity surveyors include:
Communication
Numeracy and finances
Critical thinking
Data-driven mind
Technology-driven
Attention to detail
Composure
Negotiation skills