Total 102 Construction / Property job vacancies in SGP - Singapore - Singapore (Biomedical Grove)

How you can make your mark

As a Quantity Surveyor, your organizational skills and attention to detail will greatly impact the TTP2 project. You will ensure accurate documentation and resolve discrepancies, contributing to smooth progress and successful outcomes. Your expertise in assessing costs and analyzing labor, material, and time requirements will deliver the project to exceptional standards. By maintaining cost control and optimizing resources, you will enhance the project's success and the organization's reputation.

Working as a Quantity Surveyor on the TTP2 project offers an opportunity to leave a lasting mark through dedication, expertise, and commitment to excellence. Your contributions will play a vital role in achieving project milestones and overall success. By leveraging your skills and attention to detail, you will make a significant impact on the project’s exceptional delivery and contribute to its successful outcome.

Your responsibilities as a Quantity Surveyor

• Exhibit excellent negotiation and communication skills when dealing with subcontractor payment claims, ensuring fair and equitable resolutions.
• Take a proactive approach in assisting in commercial and project management, actively identifying cost-saving opportunities and implementing strategies to meet cost objectives.
• Showcase your expertise in valuing completed work and issuing payment certificates, ensuring accuracy and fairness in the assessment of project milestones.
• Utilize your analytical skills to compute costs by analyzing equipment, labor, material, and time requirements, providing valuable insights for effective cost control and decision-making.

Your qualities

You can make your mark as a Quantity Surveyor

• Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering or equivalent with minimum 5 years of experience in quantity surveying on construction projects.
• Experience in detailed measurements with clear and proper descriptions.
• Ability to work independently in a multicultural environment.
• Strong attention to detail, problem-solving skills, proactive attitude, and ability to meet tight deadlines.
• Proven ability to maintain and develop strong relationships.

• Establish client’s requirements and undertake feasibility studies
• Attend onsite and consultants’ meetings and liaise with clients, architects and associate consultants in the administration of projects
• Interpret engineering drawings and specifications to calculate project costs
• Prepare various main building contracts, piling contracts and nominated sub-contracts for tender and contract formalization
• Measure and take off quantities for architectural and structural work elements Administer pre and post contract and consultancy work
• Assess variation orders, prepare interim valuations, cost plans and budget studies
• Compile contract documents for execution Understand and adhere to the statutory building regulations
• Undertake cost analysis for repair and maintenance of project work Allocate work to subcontractors
• Analyze outcomes and write detailed progress reports Maintain awareness of different building contracts in current use
• Valuing completed work and arrange payments
• Provide advice on contractual claims