Description:
LEO A DALY is a leader in the design of the built environment dedicated to transforming the human experience through the power of design. For more than 100 years, we’ve created places that inspire wonder, connect communities and enable great things. Our creative teams combine planning, architecture, engineering, interiors and program management to deliver truly integrated design.
We are a diverse collection of inventive problem solvers united by a passion for great design.
We own the impact of our work, socially, economically and environmentally. In collaboration with our clients and each other, we create innovative, thoughtful and sustainable solutions to the urgent challenges that face our world.
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Responsibilities
- Ensure the contractor complies with all bonding and insurance obligations under the contract.
- Prepare monthly cost reports, including:
- Executive summaries
- Work progress valuation
- Approved and potential variations
- Provisional Sums / Prime Cost expenditure
- Cash flow forecasts and expected monthly payments
- Claim status and likely cost impacts
- Identify opportunities for cost savings and highlight cost increase risks.
- Maintain active involvement in the Change Control Procedure, advising on cost impacts.
- Maintain and update a Variation Order register, including approval status and estimated/agreed costs.
- Attend site progress and client meetings, providing clear explanations and cost clarifications.
- Review and validate contractor’s interim payment applications.
- Evaluate and recommend variations and change orders for approval.
- Advise the client continuously on contractual, cost, programming, and policy matters.
- Monitor actual vs. planned progress and assess related financial impacts.
- Perform quantity take-offs and validate as-built quantities from site measurements.
- Review and provide cost input for defect rectifications.
- Identify and report potential claims and ensure timely client notifications.
- Review, assess, and recommend claims including EOT and cost-related submissions.
- Assist the client in dispute resolution and amicable settlement of issues with contractors.
- Administer contract provisions (typically FIDIC based), including all post-contract QS duties.
- Support in finalizing variations, EOT claims, and facilitate close-out and final payments
Qualifications
- Bachelors degree in engineering, construction management, or a related field
- Experience in performing, monitoring, and reviewing cost engineering functions, which include cost estimating, cost control, and cost analysis, in the field and the home office
- Proficiency with PC operating systems, with proficiency in several basic software applications