Pipelines Quantity Surveyor / United States

Location:  This Role will be start in Anchorage and move to the North Slope. Candidate needs to reside within 50 miles of Anchorage. 
Work Schedule: 2 weeks on/2 weeks off rotation on North Slope(Alpine)

One of the essential duties that must be carried out by the quantity surveyor is to oversee the progress of the pipeline scope by verifying and gathering and providing reports to the project controls team and the construction team on claimed executed work of contractors, confirming the stage of work accomplished, and checking progress payments according to the accomplished work.
Key Roles and Responsibilities:
The Pipelines Quantity Surveyor reports to the Project Controls Manager- Infrastructure and may be responsible for:
•           Preparing a quantity tracking system that incorporates all the different pipeline scopes (pipelines, vertical support members, Horizontal support members, saddles etc.)  by location and quantity. The system could be a progress book that will be worked with the Pipeline Construction Engineer for each year.
•           Daily Contractor monitoring for construction installation and compile data (quantity installed) including vertical support members, Horizontal support members, Saddles, TVA’s, Pipe installed, Power and fiberoptic and others.
•           Review contractor’s progress submittal
•           Communicate and work closely with the Construction Team and the Pipeline Construction Engineer.
•           Review the Pipeline Contractor’s reported physical progress.
•           Assist in verifying contractor’s invoices or parts of the invoices that are based on contractor’s achieved physical progress.
•           Communicating to the Project Controls Manager-Infrastructure and the construction team any scope, schedule, or cost risks/opportunities in a timely manner.
•           Communicating to the Project Controls Manager-Infrastructure variances from the approved Standards and Policies.
•           Being a leader in HSE performance by communicating, fostering, supporting, and enforcing the HSE policies, procedures, guidelines, requirements, and objectives.

Basic/Required Qualifications
•           Current/valid driver’s license
•           Bachelors’ Degree and/or equivalent experience
•           Proven management and staff leadership skills
•           7+ years of field experience on major capital projects in construction/Oil Industry Projects, Refinery or Petrochemical environments in assignments of increasing responsibility, complexity and scale.
•           5+ years of Pipeline quantity surveying
•           Willing and able to work on a temporary assignment in Anchorage during the off-season (if required)
•           High technical competency in the field of quantity surveying.