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GAMMON PTE. LIMITED

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Quantity Surveyor / Project Quantity Surveyor (E&M / Building)

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Description

Responsibilities:

  • Perform taking off and measurement of quantities, and establishing detailed BOQ
  • Source, review and negotiation of quotations
  • Work closely and liaise with both internal and external project stakeholders
  • Attend project meetings including site walks for progress claims’ evaluation
  • Project budget and cost control including prepare monthly financial budget report and presentations (For Senior position)
  • Prepare RFQ Subcontract tender documents, analyze and prepare cost comparison, post tender clarifications, tender interview, and award recommendation report
  • Sub-Contract administration including handling contractual documentation, correspondences and disputes matters
  • Assess, verify and response subcontractor's monthly progress claim, final account and variation orders in timely manner

Requirements:

  • Degree in Quantity Surveying or in related disciplines (Mechanical / Electrical / Civil & Structural Engineering)
  • At least 3 to 6 years of experience in a similar position in construction industry, preferably with LTA MRT or bus depot project, with additional preference for experience in major RC works
  • Candidate with more experience will be considered for a senior role
  • Knowledge of PSSCOC and/or REDAS and /or SIA standard forms of Contracts
  • Meticulous, analytical, eye for details and a good team player
  • Ability to multi-task in a fast paced and dynamic environment
  • Highly motivated, self-driven with initiatives to work independently

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