Quantity Surveyor

The Quantity Surveyor is a key member of the Inospace projects team, responsible for ensuring rigorous financial oversight and project tracking across all construction, optimisation, and remedial CAPEX initiatives. This role is central to maintaining accurate cost control, ensuring alignment between project budgets and financial reporting, and driving transparency and accountability across the project lifecycle. . The role requires a technically competent and financially astute team member who will play a critical role in safeguarding cost discipline and driving execution excellence across the project lifecycle. The ideal candidate should be detail-oriented, commercially astute, and thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment.

The candidate should be able to operate in a structured manner within an ever changing environment, the candidate will want to thrive in their personal development. This individual will succeed in a culture that values hard work, speed (rapid execution with strong attention to detail), collaboration, and accountability. A proactive mindset and strong problem-solving skills are essential. Ability to handle multiple projects at the same time. Responsibilities Project Tracking & Oversight Maintain and regularly update the project tracker to reflect real-time project status and financial alignment. Ensure all active projects reconcile with finance systems and reporting.

Collaborate with Project Managers to track timelines, milestones, and deliverables. Monitor progress and flag deviations from scope, cost, or schedule. Conduct feasibility studies and provide cost estimates for building renovations, conversions, and other remedial capital projects. Financial Management & Reporting Prepare, track, and manage project budgets. Reconcile all project expenses against invoicing and supplier payments. Produce cost reports and analysis on project performance, highlighting overruns or savings. Support Finance with month-end and ad-hoc reporting related to project expenditure. Technical & Site-Based Duties Interpret technical drawings and BOQs for pricing, forecasting, and variation control.

Participate in site inspections to validate progress claims and quality standards, as required. Evaluate contractor and supplier claims and recommend appropriate action. Contribute to value engineering and cost-saving initiatives Support procurement and tendering processes, ensuring value-for-money and adherence to procurement standards Cross-Functional Collaboration Engage actively with Finance, Projects, Asset Management and external service providers. Communicate clearly and consistently on project status, blockers, and resolutions. Support the preparation and submission of capex and project motivation packs. Facilitate quote sourcing and submission approval processes. Continuous Improvement Identify inefficiencies or risk areas within project or cost tracking workflows.

Recommend and help implement improvements to enhance financial and operational control. Support the digitisation and streamlining of QS processes and project reporting RequirementsMust be South African Citizen Must have own reliable transport to travel between Business ParksBSc in Quantity Surveying or Construction Economics Minimum 3 years’ post-qualification experience3+ years’ experience in quantity surveying, project cost control, or construction financial management. Excellent Excel skills and project financial reporting capability. Experience using project management and cost tracking tools.

Experience in light industrial or logistics developments (Preferably)Registration with SACQSP or equivalent professional body (Preferably)We are committed to employment equity and invite candidates from all designated groups, as defined by the Employment Equity Act, to apply. BenefitsBasic Salary Provident Fund and Group Risk cover (post probation)Reimbursement on Petrol Claims between Business Parks