A billing engineer manages the financial and contractual paperwork for construction projects, preparing invoices, tracking site measurements, and reconciling material use.
Key Responsibilities
- Bill Preparation: Create Running Account (RA) bills, advance bills, and final project bills for clients and subcontractors.
- Quantity Verification: Measure site work against blueprints and drawings to verify exact amounts.
- BOQ Management: Prepare and update the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and handle rate analysis for extra or non-tender items.
- Material Reconciliation: Track building materials used on site against expected consumption.
- Record Keeping: Maintain measurement books, work orders, and approval documentation to prevent payment delays.
Requirements & Skills
- Education: A Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a relevant field.
- Technical Knowledge: Solid grasp of estimation, costing, Bar Bending Schedules (BBS), and rate analysis.
- Standards: Familiarity with standard measurement codes.
- Communication: Ability to coordinate smoothly with site managers, contractors, and finance teams