The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a quantity surveyor. A quantity surveyor is responsible for cost planning and analysis during the different stages of construction projects, from the initial estimation and planning phase to the post-construction cost control stage. Their key responsibilities include preparing contracts and bills of quantities, conducting cost analyses, site visits, and arranging payments to contractors. They work closely with clients and read various drawings such as architectural, construction, contract, and tender drawings to estimate and track project costs.

1. Group Name: CACAC
CRYSLYN
ADELE
CYONG ALWIN
CHLOE

2. QUANTITY
SURVEYOR

4. DAY TO DAY RESPONSIBILITIES
meeting with clients preparation of contracts
on-going cost analysis of
maintenance and
repair work
feasibility studies of
client requests
analysing completed work
and arranging payment to
contractors
site visits
assessment and
projections for
future work

5. STAGES OF COST PLANNING
DURING THE DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION PHASES
1.PRELIMINARY ESTIMATION
2.COST PLANNING
3.COST CHECKING
4.TENDER RECONCILIATION
5.POST-CONTRACT COST CONTROL

6. RESPONSIBILITIES
OF A
QUANTITY
SURVEYOR

7. STAGE ONE

8. DURING CONSTRUCTION
STAGE TWO

9. POST-CONSTRUCTION
STAGE THREE

10. DRAWINGS THAT
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
READ

11. PHASES AND DRAWINGS
OF CONSTRUCTION
COST PLANNING
COST CHECKING
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING
COSTRUCTION
DRAWING
TENDER DRAWINGTENDER
RECONCILIATION
POST-CONTRACT
COST CONTROL
CONTRACT DRAWING
PRELIMINARY
ESTIMATION

12. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING

13. CONSTRUCTION DRAWING

14. CONTRACT DRAWING

15. TENDER DRAWING

16. DOCUMENTS PRODUCED BY
QUANTITY SURVEYORS

17. BILL OF QUANTITIES

18. REFERENCES
‘Willis’s Practice and Procedure for the Quantity Surveyor’ by Allan Ashworth and K
www.careerinconstruction.com/article/the-role-of-a-quantity-surveryor.org
targetjobs.co.uk/career-sectors/quantity-surveying-and-building-surveying/326497-

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