Senior Quantity Surveyor (QS) – Fit-Out, Stone & Marble Works - Hotel project

We are urgently seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor (QS) with strong expertise in interior fit-out, stone, and marble works, particularly in hotel, casino, and hospitality projects. The ideal candidate must have extensive post-contract QS experience and advanced proficiency in PlanSwift and Microsoft Excel. Key Responsibilities - Manage post-contract QS activities for hotel and interior fit-out projects. - Prepare and evaluate variations, change orders, and contractual claims. - Review subcontractor progress payments, valuations, and final accounts. - Conduct accurate quantity take-offs for stone, marble, and fit-out works. - Monitor project costs, budgets, and commercial performance. - Prepare BOQs, cost reports, and valuations using PlanSwift and Excel. - Coordinate with project teams and subcontractors on commercial matters. - Review drawings, specifications, and contract documents. Qualifications & Requirements - Minimum 7–10 years of relevant QS experience. - Strong hotel and hospitality fit-out experience – MANDATORY. - Extensive stone and marble works experience – MANDATORY. - Strong post-contract QS experience – MANDATORY. - Advanced proficiency in PlanSwift and Microsoft Excel – MANDATORY. - Excellent knowledge of BOQs, variations, claims, cost control, and final accounts. - Ability to work independently in a remote environment. - Excellent English communication and reporting skills. - Must be available to join IMMEDIATELY. Candidates serving a notice period will not be considered. How to Apply Interested applicants must submit: - Updated and detailed CV clearly highlighting relevant hotel fit-out, stone/marble, and post-contract QS experience. - Earliest availability or confirmation of immediate joining. - Current or expected hourly rate. IMPORTANT: Only candidates who meet the mandatory qualifications, can work from home, and are available to start immediately without serving a notice period will be shortlisted. Originally posted on Himalayas