# Quantity Surveyor - Appolonia City, Ghana

**Company:** [Appolonia City](https://jobs.workable.com/companies/mEK8WbQUXZGXF1ZUPLyk2j.md)
**Location:** Oyibi, Ghana
**Workplace:** on site
**Employment type:** Full-time
**Department:** Construction & Delivery Department

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## Description

Rendeavour is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Quantity Surveyor who will be responsible for managing and optimizing costs across all Rendeavour Ghana projects, including urban infrastructure, security, public open spaces, buildings, CSR initiatives, leisure facilities, and other developments within Appolonia City. The role supports the full project lifecycle through feasibility studies, budgeting, tendering, contract administration, valuation, and financial modelling, while providing strategic cost advice to ensure value for money, budget compliance, quality assurance, and sustainable development across both internally delivered and third-party projects.

**Key Responsibilities**

-   Responsible for cost management for all the Appolonia City projects including urban infrastructure, security, public open spaces, Appolonia City-developed buildings, CSR, leisure, and other projects and structures.
-   Conducting feasibility studies to estimate project costs that include inter alia; materials, plant & machinery, specifications, time, and labour costs.
-   Preparing, negotiating, and analyzing costs for tenders and contracts
-   Advising on a range of contractual issues relating to the works
-   Valuing completed work and certifying payments
-   Reviewing construction plans and preparing quantity requirements.
-   Scrutinizing operational, maintenance, and material costs at the earliest possible time to carry out cost and benefit analysis for decision-making purposes.
-   Liaising with site managers, clients, contractors, and subcontractors during the project design and execution phases.
-   Preparing and drafting reports, analyses, contracts, budgets, cost risk assessments, and other documents.
-   Advising managers and clients on cost-related improvements and new strategies with a view of optimizing value for money.
-   Variation and change management in the design and execution of project deliverables in line with approved budgets.
-   Establishing and maintaining professional relationships with external and internal stakeholders.
-   Work on the yearly budget for the infrastructure and the budget of any projects undertaken by Appolonia City.
-   Verify and approve the costs of works carried out by individuals building their own houses to ensure quality and maintain the integrity of the community during the construction period.
-   Verify and sign off on the cost of Industrial/logistics/distribution/offices/hotels/leisure/other projects carried out by others to ensure quality and preservation of value.
-   Initiate and finalize all the financial models of all projects undertaken by Appolonia City or in joint ventures with other partners.
-   Contributing to the strategic planning of the urban infrastructure project in terms of efficient spending.
-   Liaising with statutory undertakers to obtain approvals

## Requirements

-   A Graduate holder in Quantity Surveying and/or Building Economics from a reputable college/university.
-   Registration with the Ghana Institution of Surveyors or any other reputable organization (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, UK is preferred.)
-   The person eligible for this role should have more than 6 years of experience in site- based supervision of infrastructure projects and expertise in facilities management of multiple or large-scale, mixed-use real estate developments.
-   An understanding of the FIDIC conditions of the Contract is essential and Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 1986 Edition is required.
-   Track record of successful supervision of similar infrastructure projects leading and training large teams working on complex projects.
-   Membership in the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) will be considered an added advantage