Quantity Surveyor Salaries in Texas
$3,652
avg per month
The average salary for Quantity Surveyor jobs near Texas is $3,652.*
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Top Quantity Surveyor jobs near Texas
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Rinvio
Wichita Falls, TX
Own or support quantity takeoffs, field measurement, progress validation, change support, cost reporting, and commercial controls.
$70 - $98 an hour
Cost Manager / Quantity Surveyor - Data Center Construction (Heavy Civil)
Turner & Townsend
Houston, TX
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, quantity surveying, engineering, or a related field. Perform duties using standard tools such as bid analysis…
Lead Quantity Surveyor
Rider Hunt International (RHi)
Houston, TX
Responsible for post-contract administration including detailed measurement of IFC/AFC drawings and subsequent agreement with fabrication contractor.
Cost Manager / Quantity Surveyor – Data Center Construction
Turner & Townsend
Dallas, TX
You will work closely with client stakeholders, contractors, and the internal project team to ensure strong cost governance and accurate financial controls…
Quantity Surveyor
Technip Energies
Houston, TX
You will play a critical role in helping manage project financial performance, supporting contract administration, tracking costs, evaluating risks, and driving…
Senior Cost Manager / Quantity Surveyor - Data Center Construction (Heavy Civil)
Turner & Townsend
Houston, TX
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, quantity surveying, engineering, or a related field. Review and actively participate with the design team and…
Similar Locations
- Houston, TX13 jobs
- Dallas, TX8 jobs
- Fort Worth, TX2 jobs
- San Antonio, TX1 job
- Midland, TX1 job
- Pecos, TX1 job
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