Quantity Surveyor (Plumbing & Sanitary)
About this job
Responsibilities
Responsible for quantity take off and cost estimation
Source quotation, liaise and negotiate with subcontractors and suppliers
Preparation and resolution of progress claims, variation orders and final accounts
Evaluation and certification of subcontractors’ progress claims, variation orders and final account
Attend site meetings to capture all variation claims, preparation of interim valuations and potential variation works
Liaise with Client and Consultants on all contractual issues
Handle other assigned duties or related job as required
Requirements:
Preferably past experience in main contractor HDB project and Tender team
Candidate must possess at least Bachelor's Degree/Post Graduate Diploma/Professional Degree in Quantity Survey or equivalent.
At least 3 Year(s) of working experience in the related field is required for this position (relevant experience as Quantity Surveyor in Plumbing and Sanitary).
Preferably have local construction experiences
Computer literacy in MS office preferably with basic AUTOCAD drawing
Meticulous, Independent, Ability to work in a team.
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