Quantity Surveyor (M&E)
Quantity Surveyor (M&E)
woh hup (private) limited- Posted 14 days ago
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Job Description
The M&E Quantity Surveyor is responsible for managing all cost and contractual issues on main contract as well as sub-contracts connected to the project.
A summary of the responsibilities of this position are, and not limited to, as follows:
- Responsible for preparing progress payment claims, variation orders, project budgets & cost control and settlement of final account.
- Responsible for pre- & post-contracts administration and control.
- Conduct survey works during project tender stage.
- Produce pre-tender estimation, preparation of tender documents and maintenance of project documents.
- Source for suppliers and request for quotations.
- Conduct tender exercise such as selection of bidders, tender documentation, evaluation of tender submission and award of contract to successful bidder.
Qualifications and Education Requirements
- Experience: 3 to 5 years of M&E Quantity Surveying experience.
- Familiar with relevant drawings, specifications and details.
- Experience in civil infrastructure project is an added advantage.
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Key Skills
pre-tender estimation
evaluation of tender submission
settlement of final account
About Company
Skills:
Measurement of Quantities, Cost Control, Quantity Surveying, Estimating, Tendering
Skills:
Cost Control, pre-tender estimation, evaluation of tender submission, settlement of final account, Tender Documentation
Skills:
Cost Control, Tender Submission, Quantity Surveying, Contract Administration
Skills:
Contractual Issues, meeting project deadlines, Contract Documentation, Product and Pricing Analysis, Evaluation, Cost Estimation, Measurements, Sourcing Candidates, Budgeting Reporting, new business quotations, Candidate Screening, Negotiation and Tendering, Logistics Tender Documents, Liaise With Subcontractors, Electrical, Building Services Engineering, Communication, contract preparation
Skills:
Tendering and Procurement, Cost Reporting, Value Engineering, Regulatory Compliance, Cost Estimation, Quantity Take-off, Budgeting and Cost-control, Contract Administration, Risk Management