This is a question I used to ask my colleagues at various forums. “Yes” was the answer of the most. A few had no straight answer while nobody said “No”. But, by looking at this from the perspective of general public, most of the times I feel it is not....!
What the general public knows as Quantity Surveying is a set of activities (known as a preparation of BOQ and Estimate) that anybody with a little bit exposure to construction and O/L mathematics (or lesser) can perform. If that level of performance can be achieved without a rigorous training and with a good level of IQ, I wouldn’t call it a profession. Therefore in Sri Lanka, Quantity Surveying is not a profession yet.
What the general public knows as Quantity Surveying is a set of activities (known as a preparation of BOQ and Estimate) that anybody with a little bit exposure to construction and O/L mathematics (or lesser) can perform. If that level of performance can be achieved without a rigorous training and with a good level of IQ, I wouldn’t call it a profession. Therefore in Sri Lanka, Quantity Surveying is not a profession yet.
: : It is time to wake up : :
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