Construction projects require a lot of time and money to complete. This means that the construction project manager needs to be able to effectively manage both the financial and contractual side of any given construction project.

One way they can do this is by hiring a quantity surveyor, who manages all aspects of the contractual and financial side of their construction projects. The role largely focuses on managing costs, making sure that budget limitations are not exceeded during any phase of the project’s development.

Quantity surveyors help to ensure that the construction project is completed within its projected budget. They need to be aware of all aspects of a given contract, including any potential risks and pitfalls.

They also have to manage cost overruns by ensuring that contractors are being paid for their services in full when they exceed contractual limitations on time or materials used during the course of construction. Quantity surveying can be an important part of making sure projects stay under-budgeted without compromising deadlines or quality standards.

There’s more work involved than just managing costs; quantity surveys must make sure that there are no overspending issues with contracts as well as monitoring how much time has been spent so far and what needs completing before deadline day arrives.