Quantity Surveyor

Duties and responsibilities

• Prepare monthly interim payment applications (IPC) in accordance with the Contract, with accurate measurements agreed with the Engineer’s site team;
• Maintain the priced Bill of Quantities, track and record monthly quantities and valuations;
• Prepare and value variations and cost adjustments;
• Administer provisional sums, authorized compensation and dayworks in line with the Particular Specifications;
• Compute price adjustment claims using the contract adjustment formula and coefficients;
• Monitor project cost performance, prepare cash-flow forecasts and cost reports for the Chief Quantity Surveyor;
• Maintain complete, auditable measurement and costing records as required under the Contract;
• Liaise with the Engineer (Consultant) on joint measurements, site meetings and commercial correspondence.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering or equivalent;
• 5–8 years’ Quantity Surveying experience, with significant exposure to roads / civil infrastructure projects;
• Sound knowledge of FIDIC Conditions of Contract (2017 Edition preferred) and Malawi PPDA / Roads Authority contract practices;
• Strong skills in measurement (methods of measurement), BOQ preparation, valuation and cost control; proficiency in MS Excel and QS software is an advantage;
• Excellent written and spoken English; working knowledge of Chichewa (local language) is an added advantage.

How to apply

Send your CV and cover letter to: [email protected] or hr[email protected] or you can deliver by hand at our Head office situated at Golden Peacock Floor Number 4. 

Closing date: 16th November, 2026.

Please indicate “Quantity Surveyor” in your email subject line.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.