About the Role
The Federal College of Education, Obudu, Cross River State, a top-ranking and prestigious institution established in 1983, is currently seeking dynamic and qualified professionals to fill the role of Quantity Surveyor II. With over thirty academic departments spread across six schools, our institution fosters an environment of excellence, professional growth, and infrastructural development. We are looking for dedicated individuals ready to contribute to our expanding campus projects and academic community.
Key Responsibilities- Assist in the preparation of bills of quantities, estimates, and tender documents for ongoing and new construction projects.
- Conduct site measurements, valuations of work done, and prepare interim valuation certificates.
- Collaborate with project architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure cost-effective project execution.
- Prepare cost reports and monitor budgetary allocations for various infrastructural developments within the college.
- Maintain comprehensive records of materials, labor costs, and project expenditure.
- Perform any other related quantity surveying duties as assigned by the Director of Works.
- Possession of a good First Degree in Quantity Surveying with a minimum of a Second Class Lower Division from a recognized tertiary institution.
- Must be registerable or registered with the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS).
- Demonstrated evidence of computer literacy, particularly with quantity surveying and project management software.
- Must possess a valid National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) discharge certificate or exemption certificate.
- Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills.
- Competitive public sector salary structured under CONTEDISS 07.
- Opportunities for professional development and continuous career progression within the tertiary education sector.
- A stable work environment in a reputable and serene academic institution.
- Pension scheme and other statutory benefits applicable to federal tertiary institutions in Nigeria.