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The Project Controls Specialist, with a focus on quantity surveying, applies project controls knowledge in a fabrication yard environment. Responsibilities include analyzing engineering documents to verify quantities, track progress, and support cost activities. The role involves performing detailed quantity take-offs for structural steel, piping, equipment, electrical, instrumentation, insulation, and coating works, as well as reconciling MTOs with actual fabrication quantities.
Key tasks also include developing and maintaining quantity-based progress measurement systems, validating work progress, supporting progress reporting, and quantifying scope changes for variation orders. The specialist will also prepare and maintain Bills of Quantities, support cost estimations, validate subcontractor invoices, and contribute to VOWD calculations. The role requires close coordination with various project teams and ensuring alignment between engineering and fabrication progress.
Requirements
Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Construction Management and 4-5 years of experience in EPC, fabrication yard, or construction. Must have strong experience in quantity take-offs, BOQ preparation, MTO reconciliation, and interpreting drawings, with familiarity in cost control and claims. Proficiency in Excel and reporting tools, along with excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills in Bahasa Indonesia and English are essential.
Description
Job Overview:
The Project Controls Specialist (Quantity Surveying Focus) applies their knowledge of Project Controls with an emphasis on quantity-based measurement and analysis within a fabrication yard environment. With a moderate level of guidance from colleagues and leadership, they are responsible for solving a range of straightforward problems related to quantity verification, progress tracking, and cost support activities. The role involves analyzing data derived from engineering documents such as IFC/AFC drawings, MTOs, and fabrication drawings to ensure accurate alignment between actual quantities, project progress, and reporting outputs. They apply standard procedures, technical judgment, and established practices to support decision-making, while building knowledge of company processes, fabrication workflows, and project requirements.