Description:
Systech International is a highly successful, privately owned, consultancy business with a 25-year track record in the niche market of construction contracts, claims and dispute management.
Systech employs 500+ staff through a network of regional and branch offices, worldwide. Systech is currently appointed on projects around Australia mainly in the commercial, general building, rail, civils and infrastructure sectors. Our assignments range from short-term contract health-checks to providing the full range of project controls and commercial management of major projects.
Systech’s highly successful business model means that we are currently seeking experienced and talented full-time Quantity Surveyors to become part of the Australian team.
Candidate Requirements:
· Must have BSc in Quantity Surveying or equivalent construction related degree
· Relevant major infrastructure project experience and Tier 1 main contractor experience preferred
· Exceptional negotiation and team management skills
· An interest in claims and disputes with experience preferred
· Must have detailed knowledge and understanding of subcontract administration, tendering and procurement processes
· Must have a sound working knowledge of various forms of contracts including the majority of Australian Standards and preferably the NEC and JCT forms
· Mobile and flexible
· Excellent IT skills
Duties
· preparing detailed cost plans and estimates as tools for budgetary control
· studying architectural and engineering drawings and specifications to estimate total costs
· preparing detailed cost plans and estimates as tools for budgetary control
· preparing material lists, producing bills of quantities for tendering purposes and advising clients on tenders when received
· administering construction contracts, and measuring and approving progress payments
· assisting with construction claims and dispute resolution matters
· monitoring changes of design, assessing effects on cost, measuring values and negotiating variations to designs
· advising on costs of alterations to existing buildings or structures, on various materials and construction methods, and on alternative contractual procedures and clauses
· preparing final cost statements
Systech International is a highly successful, privately owned, consultancy business with a 25-year track record in the niche market of construction contracts, claims and dispute management.
Systech employs 500+ staff through a network of regional and branch offices, worldwide. Systech is currently appointed on projects around Australia mainly in the commercial, general building, rail, civils and infrastructure sectors. Our assignments range from short-term contract health-checks to providing the full range of project controls and commercial management of major projects.
Systech’s highly successful business model means that we are currently seeking experienced and talented full-time Quantity Surveyors to become part of the Australian team.
Candidate Requirements:
· Must have BSc in Quantity Surveying or equivalent construction related degree
· Relevant major infrastructure project experience and Tier 1 main contractor experience preferred
· Exceptional negotiation and team management skills
· An interest in claims and disputes with experience preferred
· Must have detailed knowledge and understanding of subcontract administration, tendering and procurement processes
· Must have a sound working knowledge of various forms of contracts including the majority of Australian Standards and preferably the NEC and JCT forms
· Mobile and flexible
· Excellent IT skills
Duties
· preparing detailed cost plans and estimates as tools for budgetary control
· studying architectural and engineering drawings and specifications to estimate total costs
· preparing detailed cost plans and estimates as tools for budgetary control
· preparing material lists, producing bills of quantities for tendering purposes and advising clients on tenders when received
· administering construction contracts, and measuring and approving progress payments
· assisting with construction claims and dispute resolution matters
· monitoring changes of design, assessing effects on cost, measuring values and negotiating variations to designs
· advising on costs of alterations to existing buildings or structures, on various materials and construction methods, and on alternative contractual procedures and clauses
· preparing final cost statements
