Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC) Job Vacancy 2026 – Quantity Surveyor (Building Construction)
Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC)
Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Role description
Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC) – Quantity Surveyor (Building Construction)
History
Organization: Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC)
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Office)
Employment Type: Full‑time
Career Level: Mid to Senior (3–7 years)
Application Deadline: September 21, 2026
About EEC
The Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC) is a leading state‑owned enterprise specializing in complex construction projects, including high‑rise commercial and residential buildings, real estate developments, infrastructure (roads, railways, airports), and water & energy sector projects. EEC’s Construction Business Unit is expanding into multiple specialized divisions such as piling, underground works, fit‑out, energy solutions, electro‑mechanical services, facility management, landscaping, and construction materials production.
History
Position Overview
The Quantity Surveyor (Building Construction) plays a critical role in managing project costs, contracts, and financial documentation throughout the lifecycle of building projects. This position ensures accurate quantity take‑offs, effective contract administration, and timely financial reporting to support successful project delivery.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare detailed quantity take‑offs for structural, architectural, finishes, and MEP works. Verify subcontractor and supplier quantities against project drawings and specifications. Maintain updated records of material usage and labor quantities. Prepare interim payment applications and final accounts for clients. Review and certify subcontractor payment requests based on actual progress. Ensure compliance with contract terms, milestones, and FIDIC/local standards. Identify, evaluate, and document variations in scope (design changes, additional works, site conditions). Prepare variation orders, claims documentation, and negotiate costs/timelines. Draft, review, and manage contracts with clients and subcontractors. Maintain records of correspondence, agreements, and contractual changes. Support dispute resolution processes with proper documentation. Provide cost reports, cash flow forecasts, and financial updates to project management. Coordinate with site engineers, project managers, and procurement teams.
Qualifications & Requirements
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or related field. Experience: 3–7 years in building construction projects. Knowledge: Strong understanding of construction methods, materials, and standards. Skills: Familiarity with building contract frameworks (FIDIC/local), cost management, and contract administration.
Salary
As per the company’s salary scale.
History
Organization: Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC)
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Office)
Employment Type: Full‑time
Career Level: Mid to Senior (3–7 years)
Application Deadline: September 21, 2026
About EEC
The Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC) is a leading state‑owned enterprise specializing in complex construction projects, including high‑rise commercial and residential buildings, real estate developments, infrastructure (roads, railways, airports), and water & energy sector projects. EEC’s Construction Business Unit is expanding into multiple specialized divisions such as piling, underground works, fit‑out, energy solutions, electro‑mechanical services, facility management, landscaping, and construction materials production.
History
Position Overview
The Quantity Surveyor (Building Construction) plays a critical role in managing project costs, contracts, and financial documentation throughout the lifecycle of building projects. This position ensures accurate quantity take‑offs, effective contract administration, and timely financial reporting to support successful project delivery.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare detailed quantity take‑offs for structural, architectural, finishes, and MEP works. Verify subcontractor and supplier quantities against project drawings and specifications. Maintain updated records of material usage and labor quantities. Prepare interim payment applications and final accounts for clients. Review and certify subcontractor payment requests based on actual progress. Ensure compliance with contract terms, milestones, and FIDIC/local standards. Identify, evaluate, and document variations in scope (design changes, additional works, site conditions). Prepare variation orders, claims documentation, and negotiate costs/timelines. Draft, review, and manage contracts with clients and subcontractors. Maintain records of correspondence, agreements, and contractual changes. Support dispute resolution processes with proper documentation. Provide cost reports, cash flow forecasts, and financial updates to project management. Coordinate with site engineers, project managers, and procurement teams.
Qualifications & Requirements
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or related field. Experience: 3–7 years in building construction projects. Knowledge: Strong understanding of construction methods, materials, and standards. Skills: Familiarity with building contract frameworks (FIDIC/local), cost management, and contract administration.
Salary
As per the company’s salary scale.