Assistant Quantity Surveyor/Cost Controller
The Assistant Quantity Surveyor / Cost Controller supports Project Management teams by assisting with cost tracking, quantity measurement, and reporting across multiple large-scale construction projects in the United States. This role focuses on project cost support, progress measurement, and data accuracy while developing deeper expertise in cost control and project financial management.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in monitoring and tracking total project costs against approved budgets
Support the establishment and maintenance of quantity tracking and installed progress measurement (rules of credit, installed quantities, percent complete)
Assist with change management documentation, including tracking and updating approved changes within project cost systems
Support project scheduling and progress monitoring activities
Participate in project meetings with Project Management teams and, as required, external stakeholders
Prepare cost control reports and progress updates for monthly management review
Verify reported quantities installed to support client invoicing and internal cost validation
Provide cost control and planning support to Project Management and internal leadership as requested
Maintain accurate documentation and reporting aligned with project controls standards
Experience & Qualifications
2–3 years of relevant experience in project cost control, quantity surveying, or construction cost management
Working knowledge of quantity measurement and progress tracking methodologies
Ability to read and interpret pricing documents related to installed quantities
Strong Excel skills; experience working with cost reports and field reporting systems
Exposure to large-scale construction or industrial project environments
Foundational understanding of project cost planning, scheduling, and reporting
Comfortable working on-site and interfacing with field leadership
Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills
Ability to manage deadlines in a fast-paced project environment