This role is approximately 50% estimating and 50% contract administration, supporting residential building projects through accurate estimating and effective contract management.
Responsibilities
Review architectural, structural and engineering drawings, specifications and other project documentation
Prepare quantity takeoffs, Bills of Quantities (BOQs) and detailed project cost estimates
Calculate material and labour costs across various construction trades
Request, follow up and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotations
Prepare tender submissions, including scope summaries, inclusions, exclusions and allowances
Requirements
Degree or diploma in Quantity Surveying
Construction Management
Civil Engineering
Nice to have: Custom or high-end residential construction
Nice to have: Victorian residential builder experience
Lead multiple residential and commercial exterior projects concurrently from pre-construction kickoff to final sign-off, managing budgets, subcontractors, and client communication.
Locations (2)
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
Compensation
Compensation: $90,000 – $100,000+ Total Earning Potential (Competitive Base Salary + Performance Commission / Profit Sharing)
Responsibilities
Lead multiple residential and commercial exterior projects concurrently from pre-construction kickoff to final sign-off
Track budgets, labor, and materials in real time; manage purchase orders, approve trade partner invoices, and safeguard profit margins
Vet, schedule, and direct specialty trade partners; hold crews accountable to high craft standards, scope compliance, and rigorous OSHA safety protocols
Develop, maintain, and communicate critical-path project timelines to prevent delays and meet client deadlines
Act as the primary point of contact for property owners, general contractors, commercial facility managers, and architects
Operations Manager overseeing day-to-day business operations, streamlining workflows, managing scheduling and logistics, and leading the team to peak efficiency.
The Residential Estimator bridges the gap between sales, design, and production by turning project scopes and plans into defensible Investment Ranges, bottom-up estimates, and clean budgets.
Locations (3)
Wakefield, Rhode Island, United States
Rhode Island, United States
Massachusetts, United States
Compensation
Competitive Pay: $75,000 – $90,000 annual salary (based on experience)
Responsibilities
Site Takeoffs & Assessments: Walk sites with Sales, Design, and Project Managers; document existing conditions; perform quantity takeoffs (QTO) from plans, sketches, and field measurements.
Bottom-Up Estimating: Develop early Investment Ranges and detailed construction estimates by room and trade—calculating labor hours, materials, sub-trades, permits, dumpsters, and general conditions while applying DBC’s markup model.
Quantity Surveyor Engineer-MEP
Al Rostamani Group of Companies LLC · Posted Nov 6, 2026
The Quantity Surveyor (QS) Engineer is responsible for managing all costs related to construction projects, from the initial stages through to completion. This role involves preparing accurate cost estimates, conducting cost planning, managing project budgets, and ensuring that the project stays within financial constraints.
Responsibilities
Prepare detailed cost estimates based on project specifications, drawings, and historical data.
Conduct cost analysis and prepare initial budgets for new construction projects, considering materials, labor, equipment, and overhead costs.
Collaborate with project managers and design teams to determine the most cost-effective methods of construction, ensuring high-quality standards while minimizing expenses.
Develop and maintain cost control procedures, including forecasting and tracking costs against the project budget.
Assist in identifying and evaluating cost-saving opportunities without compromising project quality or timeline.
Lead residential and commercial exterior projects from pre-construction kickoff to final sign-off.
Locations (2)
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
Compensation
$90,000 – $100,000+ Total Earning Potential (Competitive Base Salary + Performance Commission / Profit Sharing)
Responsibilities
End-to-End Project Execution: Lead multiple residential and commercial exterior projects concurrently from pre-construction kickoff to final sign-off.
Job Costing & Financial Oversight: Track budgets, labor, and materials in real time; manage purchase orders, approve trade partner invoices, and safeguard profit margins.
Subcontractor & Crew Management: Vet, schedule, and direct specialty trade partners; hold crews accountable to high craft standards, scope compliance, and rigorous OSHA safety protocols.
Schedule Optimization: Develop, maintain, and communicate critical-path project timelines to prevent delays and meet client deadlines.
Lead all phases of construction projects from pre‑construction planning to closeout, ensuring delivery on time, within budget, and meeting quality and safety standards.
Responsibilities
Oversee full lifecycle of construction projects
Supervise employees to ensure work is completed safely and efficiently
Develop detailed project scopes, cost estimates, and timelines
Coordinate with subcontractors, suppliers, engineers, and architects
Lead regular project meetings and generate progress reports
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or related field
Nice to have: OSHA 10/30 certifications or equivalent safety credentials
Subcontractor & Supplier Bidding: Solicit, track, compare, and level trade bids during pre-construction; maintain the supplier price book to ensure complete, apples-to-apples coverage before contract numbers go out.
Scope & Value Engineering: Scrub initial project scopes with our integration team; define clear inclusions, exclusions, and allowances; lead value-engineering options with Design and PMs to flag margin risks and keep projects on budget.
Hard Bids & Secondary Support: Own architect-led and competitive hard bids from plan set to submitted number. Assist the Property Services team with small job quotes when pre-construction volume is slow.
Client & Stakeholder Communication: Act as the primary point of contact for property owners, general contractors, commercial facility managers, and architects.