MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Matric certificate/ equivalent

NDip / B Tech in Quantity Surveying

Professional registration or membership (e.g. SACQSP / RICS – advantageous)

Knowledge of the Health & Safety Act and Regulations Mine

EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS

5–10 years experience in quantity surveying

Experience in underground mining environments

Quantity surveying and cost engineering principles

Cost forecasting and project financial reporting

Advanced computer skills – MS Office, Teams, SharePoint and InEight

Processing of transactions and reporting using ERP systems

Contract and Claims and variation administration and understanding of mining, construction, or EPC projects

Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

Collaborative and solution‑driven approach

Strong attention to detail and good analytical skills

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Prepare, manage, and monitor project budgets and cost reports

Track actual progress, quantify earned value cost and revenue

Track actual costs against budgets and forecasts

Identify cost variances, trends, and risks and recommend corrective actions

Identify changes to contract baseline, quantify changes and prepare variation quotations

Prepare cash flow forecasts and cost‑to‑complete assessments

Prepare ad-hoc analysis and reports

Identify changes to contract baseline, quantify changes and prepare variation quotations

Ensure accurate financial control across the project lifecycle

Ensure accurate contract administration, compile project communication and maintain accurate registers

Ensure compliance with change management process and procedures

Prepare interim valuations, progress claims, and payment certificates

Verify subcontractor and supplier claims and invoices

Ensure valuations are accurate, and contractually compliant