Qs & Billing Engineer

Role & responsibilities

To achieve proper verification of contractors monthly running account bill which results in timely payment to the

contractors.

Preferred candidate profile

• To calculate quantities for the various works as per WO pay items and as per IFC drawings.

• To compare the derived quantities of drawings with the certified bill validated by EIC

• Checking & verification of monthly contractor bills as per billing cycle.

• Reading drawings, identifying item of works taking off quantities & verification of bar bending schedule

• Recording of measurements at sites of concealed items, different items of works for computerized billing, bill

checking and quantity verification.

• To check the billed quantities with respect to standard mode of measurement

• To check and verify Joint measurements sheet as per the standard format with detailed back-up of quantities

claimed.

• Verifying bar bending schedule & quantity calculation

• Study of work order like contract conditions, payment terms, DOR, closure conditions etc.

• Detailed verification of quantities in bills i.e. checking of measurements as per drawing, JMRs,

hand sketches, C/F of quantities to abstract sheet.

• Physical verification of quantities by frequent site visits

• Preparation of bar bending schedule

• To authenticate verified documents in RA / Final bills.

• Placing the request in SAP for various authorizations for addition plants, project codes and fund centre in

RELSAP.

• Tracking of request placed in SIMS and getting it approved from various levels.

• Evaluating the contractors performance based on various bill processing parameters

• Estimation, costing and measurement techniques.

• Automation tools and softwares related to area of work.

• Knowledge of adopting best methodology for measurement.

• Knowledge of estimation, costing and measurement of construction works.

• Knowledge in General terms and conditions (GCC), Special conditions of contracts (SCC) and schedule of

rates (SOR).

• Quality and Safety procedures