Arun Sharma

Engineer Ii Quantity Surveyor @AtkinsRéalis

Gurugram, IN

As a Perceptive Quantity Surveyor, I specialize in pre-contract work related to various types of projects, including residential, data centers, commercial spaces, fit-outs, hotels, solar farms, railway stations, landscapes, hospitals, and infrastructure. My role involves developing and managing project estimates by collaborating with colleagues and clients. Here are some key aspects of my expertise:Resource Planning and Team Management:I excel in resource planning, ensuring that the right materials, labor, and equipment are allocated efficiently.Effective team management is crucial for successful project execution, and I prioritize collaboration and coordination among team members.Quantity Takeoff and BOQ Preparation:I perform detailed quantity takeoffs, accurately measuring quantities of materials required for construction using 2D drawing and 3D BIM models.Additionally, I prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQs), which provide a comprehensive breakdown of project costs.Cost Estimation and Cost Plans:Using industry-leading software such as CostX, AutoCAD, MS Excel, Bluebeam, and MS Word, I create precise cost estimates.My cost plans consider various factors, including labor, materials, overheads, and contingencies.Standard Measurement Codes:I am well-versed in standard measurement codes, including:SMM7 (Standard Method of Measurement): Widely used for building works.POMI (Principles of Measurement International): A global standard for property measurement.NRM (New Rules of Measurement): Developed by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).ARM4 (Australian Standard Method of Measurement): Used in Australia.CESMM4 (Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement): Specifically for civil engineering projects.Value Engineering and Verification:I actively engage in value engineering, seeking cost-effective solutions without compromising quality and regular verification of bills and quantities to ensure accuracy and transparency through.