Total 2 quantity surveyor job vacancies in Singapore

Responsibilities:

Quantity Surveyor (QS):

• Prepare cost estimates, bills of quantities (BOQs), and budgets for construction projects.
• Manage tendering processes, including preparing tender documents and evaluating bids.
• Monitor project costs and track variations to ensure the project stays within budget.
• Conduct site measurements and valuations for interim payments and final accounts.
• Liaise with contractors, clients, and consultants on cost-related issues.
• Assist in contract administration, including reviewing contracts and managing claims.

Senior Quantity Surveyor (SQS):

• Lead the QS team and provide guidance on cost management strategies.
• Oversee all cost control activities across multiple projects.
• Review and negotiate contracts with subcontractors and suppliers.
• Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements in contract management.
• Provide advice on cost-effective solutions and potential risks to senior management.
• Prepare financial reports and cost forecasts for project stakeholders.

Requirement:

• Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
• Quantity Surveyor requires 3–5 years of experience in cost estimation and contract management.
• Senior Quantity Surveyor requires 7+ years of experience, including leading QS teams and managing large-scale projects. Experience in dispute resolution and contract negotiation is a plus.

Roles & Responsibilities:

Cost Estimation and Budgeting:

• Prepare detailed cost estimates for mechanical and electrical works at various project stages, including feasibility, design, and construction.
• Develop and manage project budgets, ensuring accurate forecasting and monitoring of costs.

Tendering and Procurement:

• Prepare tender documents, including bill of quantities, specifications, and scope of work for M&E contracts.
• Evaluate tenders, conduct negotiations with contractors, and make recommendations for contract awards.

Contract Management:

• Review and analyze contracts to ensure compliance with terms and conditions, and manage any variations or claims.
• Prepare and submit progress claims, final accounts, and related documentation to clients and contractors.

Cost Control and Reporting:

• Monitor project expenditures and performance against budgets, identifying any deviations and implementing corrective actions.
• Provide regular cost reports and financial forecasts to project management and stakeholders.

Site Visits and Assessments:

• Conduct site visits to assess progress, quality of work, and compliance with design specifications.
• Liaise with project teams to resolve any discrepancies or issues related to M&E works.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Electrical Engineering.
• 3–5 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor, with a focus on mechanical and electrical projects in the construction industry.
• Proven track record of managing costs and contracts effectively in complex construction environments.
• Experience in preparing cost estimates and managing project budgets for M&E systems.