Senior Quantity Surveyor - Claims and EOT
Posted date [2026-10-01]
(ID: 52799)
Job Description and Requirements
Senior Quantity Surveyor - Claims and EOTJob Snapshot
Role: Senior Quantity Surveyor
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Industry: Construction
Function: Surveying
Experience: Over 10 years of relevant work experience
Job Type: Full Time
Position Overview
Parsons is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join its team in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, providing commercial and contractual advisory services across major infrastructure works. The role has a strong post-contract focus covering claims management, forensic quantum analysis, Extension of Time assessments, variations, payment certification, cost control, and final accounts. The position requires the ability to evaluate cost and delay impacts across multidisciplinary civil, structural, architectural, transport systems, and MEP packages.
Job Details
Country: Saudi Arabia
City: Riyadh
Industry: Construction
Function: Surveying
Salary: Not disclosed
Gender: No Preference
Candidate Nationality: Not specified
Job Type: Full Time
Work Arrangement: On-site
What You\'ll Be Doing
- Advise on contractual entitlement, risk allocation, and interpretation of provisions under FIDIC
and similar forms of contract.
- Assess, prepare, and respond to claims submissions, including detailed narratives and supporting documentation.
- Maintain comprehensive claims registers covering status, key milestones, and outcomes.
- Draft contractual correspondence, including notices, responses, and determinations.
- Identify and evaluate interface risks across civil, structural, architectural, transport systems, and MEP packages.
- Develop claims defense strategies and support negotiations, settlements, and dispute resolution proceedings.
- Perform forensic quantum analysis covering cost evaluation, prolongation, disruption, and associated impacts.
- Validate contractor submissions against measured works, procurement information, and subcontractor accounts.
- Prepare independent, evidence-based quantum reports suitable for formal dispute resolution.
- Undertake detailed Extension of Time assessments, including critical path analysis and delay substantiation.
- Review and challenge delay analyses while assessing concurrency, dependencies, and mitigation measures in collaboration with project planners.
- Develop clear delay assessments aligned with associated cost implications.
- Provide strategic commercial advice aimed at mitigating contractual and financial risks.
- Conduct contract audits and commercial reviews across multiple work packages.
- Support dispute avoidance initiatives and early-stage claim resolution.
- Assist with expert reports and provide commercial input to legal teams and independent experts.
- Compile and analyze project records, progress information, and technical documentation.
Cost and Commercial Management
The Senior Quantity Surveyor will prepare and manage cost estimates and cost plans, including revisions arising from design and scope changes. The role will establish and maintain cost control, monitoring, reporting, and periodic forecasting processes while developing cost databases and benchmark rates.
Responsibilities also include assessing completed works, administering interim payment applications and certification, reviewing variation submissions, and ensuring evaluations comply with applicable contractual and commercial requirements.
Contract and Stakeholder Coordination
The position requires regular coordination with clients, consultants, contractors, and subcontractors on contractual and commercial matters. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will support negotiations and the agreement of final accounts, using project records, measured works, contractual provisions, and supporting commercial information to establish accurate outcomes.
What Required Skills You\'ll Bring
- Bachelor\'s degree in Engineering or a relevant field.
- Over 10 years of relevant post-contract experience managing claims, reviewing payment certificates, variation orders, and claims on major infrastructure projects.
- Professional qualification in Quantity Surveying, ideally RICS accredited.
- Knowledge of international forms of contract, particularly FIDIC and CESSM3.
- Strong understanding of post-contract claims management and contractual administration.
- Capability in quantum analysis, cost assessment, and Extension of Time evaluation.
- Ability to work across multidisciplinary infrastructure packages involving civil structures, architecture, transport systems, and MEP installations.
What Desired Skills You\'ll Bring
- MRICS membership.
- Registered or licensed professional status is preferred.
- Railway project experience is an advantage.
- GCC experience is preferred.
About Parsons
Parsons provides opportunities to contribute to complex infrastructure projects while working with multidisciplinary technical and commercial teams. The company emphasizes employee wellbeing, professional growth, inclusion, and equal employment opportunity across job levels.
- Assess, prepare, and respond to claims submissions, including detailed narratives and supporting documentation.
- Maintain comprehensive claims registers covering status, key milestones, and outcomes.
- Draft contractual correspondence, including notices, responses, and determinations.
- Identify and evaluate interface risks across civil, structural, architectural, transport systems, and MEP packages.
- Develop claims defense strategies and support negotiations, settlements, and dispute resolution proceedings.
- Perform forensic quantum analysis covering cost evaluation, prolongation, disruption, and associated impacts.
- Validate contractor submissions against measured works, procurement information, and subcontractor accounts.
- Prepare independent, evidence-based quantum reports suitable for formal dispute resolution.
- Undertake detailed Extension of Time assessments, including critical path analysis and delay substantiation.
- Review and challenge delay analyses while assessing concurrency, dependencies, and mitigation measures in collaboration with project planners.
- Develop clear delay assessments aligned with associated cost implications.
- Provide strategic commercial advice aimed at mitigating contractual and financial risks.
- Conduct contract audits and commercial reviews across multiple work packages.
- Support dispute avoidance initiatives and early-stage claim resolution.
- Assist with expert reports and provide commercial input to legal teams and independent experts.
- Compile and analyze project records, progress information, and technical documentation.
Cost and Commercial Management
The Senior Quantity Surveyor will prepare and manage cost estimates and cost plans, including revisions arising from design and scope changes. The role will establish and maintain cost control, monitoring, reporting, and periodic forecasting processes while developing cost databases and benchmark rates.
Responsibilities also include assessing completed works, administering interim payment applications and certification, reviewing variation submissions, and ensuring evaluations comply with applicable contractual and commercial requirements.
Contract and Stakeholder Coordination
The position requires regular coordination with clients, consultants, contractors, and subcontractors on contractual and commercial matters. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will support negotiations and the agreement of final accounts, using project records, measured works, contractual provisions, and supporting commercial information to establish accurate outcomes.
What Required Skills You\'ll Bring
- Bachelor\'s degree in Engineering or a relevant field.
- Over 10 years of relevant post-contract experience managing claims, reviewing payment certificates, variation orders, and claims on major infrastructure projects.
- Professional qualification in Quantity Surveying, ideally RICS accredited.
- Knowledge of international forms of contract, particularly FIDIC and CESSM3.
- Strong understanding of post-contract claims management and contractual administration.
- Capability in quantum analysis, cost assessment, and Extension of Time evaluation.
- Ability to work across multidisciplinary infrastructure packages involving civil structures, architecture, transport systems, and MEP installations.
What Desired Skills You\'ll Bring
- MRICS membership.
- Registered or licensed professional status is preferred.
- Railway project experience is an advantage.
- GCC experience is preferred.
About Parsons
Parsons provides opportunities to contribute to complex infrastructure projects while working with multidisciplinary technical and commercial teams. The company emphasizes employee wellbeing, professional growth, inclusion, and equal employment opportunity across job levels.
