QUANTITY SURVEYORS X2 (FTC) – Deep Yellow

Candidates generally need a degree in Quantity Surveying or a related engineering field from a recognized institution. Professional registration with a body like the Namibian Institute of Engineers or similar professional councils is often highly preferred.

Daily tasks typically include preparing bills of quantities, managing project costs, and conducting site measurements. You will also be responsible for evaluating subcontractor claims and ensuring budget adherence throughout the project lifecycle.

Benefits usually include statutory leave and social security contributions as per the Namibian Labour Act. Additional perks like medical aid or allowances vary by employer and are typically detailed in the specific contract offer.

Junior surveyors typically progress to Senior Quantity Surveyor or Commercial Manager roles as they gain experience. Many professionals eventually move into project management or start their own private consultancy firms.

Employers value a combination of technical proficiency in software like WinQS or Candy and a strong track record of local project experience. They also look for candidates who demonstrate strong negotiation skills and a commitment to ethical procurement.