Harmony Gardens & Estate Development Ltd is a pioneering real estate and construction firm committed to innovation, sustainability, and excellence. As we expand our portfolio, we seek a professional Quantity Surveyors who will work as part of our construction projects team.
As a leading real estate company specializing in the sale of land with genuine titles, luxury property development, and farm city settlements, Harmony Gardens is synonymous with integrity, quality, and exceptional service. With 1,300 hectares of genuine land valued at $215 million USD and investments across multiple sister businesses—including Royal Crystal Airways, BMTC Energy, and Ibile Auctioneer Recovery—we are well-positioned for significant growth.
Cost Estimation & Budgeting: Prepare accurate cost estimates, preliminary budgets, and feasibility studies for construction projects during pre-contract and post-contract phases.
Tendering & Procurement: Manage tender processes including preparation of tender documents, analysis of contractor bids, and recommendations for award.
Contract Administration: Oversee the preparation and management of various contract types (FIDIC, JCT, bespoke) and ensure all contract conditions are adhered to.
Valuation & Payment Certification: Conduct interim valuations of works in progress and prepare certificates for payments to contractors and suppliers.
Cost Control & Monitoring: Monitor project budgets, identify cost variances, and provide regular cost reports to stakeholders. Ensure expenditures align with project financial plans.
Change Management: Assess variations, negotiate change orders, and prepare corresponding cost implications for approval.
Final Accounts: Prepare and agree final accounts with contractors and clients, ensuring all financial matters are concluded transparently.
Dispute Resolution Support: Provide expert support in resolving claims, disputes, and contractual disagreements, in collaboration with legal or project teams.
Team Leadership: Supervise and mentor junior quantity surveyors, cost engineers, and support staff, promoting knowledge transfer and skill development.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with Nigerian Quantity Surveying standards, procurement laws, tax regulations, and project audit requirements.
Job Requirements
Education: B.Sc. or HND in Quantity Surveying from a recognized Nigerian institution. A Master’s degree is an advantage.
Professional Certification: Must be a Registered Quantity Surveyor (RQS) with the Quantity Surveyors Registration Board of Nigeria (QSRBN). Membership in NIQS (Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors) is highly desirable.
Experience: 8- 12 years post-qualification experience in quantity surveying, with at least 3 years in a senior or supervisory role. Experience with Nigerian construction projects is essential.
Technical Proficiency: Proficient in CostX, MS Excel, AutoCAD, Microsoft Project, and other cost management or measurement software.
Contract Knowledge: Deep understanding of various forms of contracts (including FIDIC, NEC, and Nigerian standard forms), with demonstrated experience in contract negotiation and administration.
Analytical & Numerical Skills: Strong ability to analyze drawings, specifications, and bills of quantities with precision.
Communication & Reporting: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; must be capable of producing high-quality technical and financial reports.
Leadership & Interpersonal Skills: Strong leadership, negotiation, and interpersonal abilities to interface with clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies.
Local Knowledge: Good understanding of Nigerian market rates, construction materials, and regulatory frameworks (e.g., PPRA, FCTA, Lagos State Procurement Laws).