Quantity Surveyor

. Prepare preliminary cost estimates and cost plans based on conceptual or schematic designs

. Provide cost advice to support design and development and ensure alignment with the Client's budget

. Advise on appropriate procurement strategies (e.g. traditional, D&B, etc.)

. Prepare tender documents and manage the tender process

. Participate in value engineering workships and provide cost-impact analysis

. Assist in the negotiation and award of the Contracts

. Monitor project cost performance and maintain cost control systems

. Conduct regular site visits to evaluate progress claims and issue payment recommendations

. Assess variations, and maintain updated cost reports and forecasts, including cash flow projection

. Provide monthly cost reports, financial statements, and updates to Client and Consultants

. Prepare, negotiate, and settle final accounts with Contractors

. Attend project meetings and provide timely commercial and contractual advice

Requirements

. Recognised Bachelor's Degree in Building, Quantity Surveying, or equivalent from recognised universities

. Preferably with a minimum of 2 years (for Junior QS) and 4 years (for QS) of QS-relevant working experience with both private and public sector clients, and preferably with knowledge of the SIA and PSSCOC forms of contract

. Work experience gained from a consultancy firm will be an advantage

. Good technical knowledge of measurement, cost estimating, and construction technology

. Understand and be familiar with professional practice and contract administration processes

. Able to work as a team player and multitask on a few ongoing projects/ assignments

. Resourceful, independent, responsible, and able to work in a challenging and fast-paced environment