Senior Quantity Surveyor (E&M Project) (REF. SPW – QS)
Hong Kong
Responsibilities:
- Assist in handling contractual and commercial matters of multi-discipline E&M projects and tenders.
- Review correspondence and give advice on responses regarding contractual matters.
- Perform periodic review on progress of projects, give advice on potential delays and highlight risk factors.
- Liaise with external and internal parties on contractual matters.
- Assist Senior Facility Manager and provide professional advice to FM team and client on QS matter.
- Handle all the pre- & post-contract stages quantity surveying duties.
- Handle tender analysis and bidding, tender document administration, material taking off and pricing, measurement of works, valuation of variation etc.
- Prepare cost estimation, subletting, extension of time claim, certifying payment and variation and final account settlement.
- Preparation, costing and submission of early warning and compensation event notification in line with NEC contract requirements.
- Ensure detailed records of works are recorded and maintained, that are accurate and auditable and available for submission as required in timeline manner.
- Measure and value sub-contracts and assist in agreement of sub-contract interim/ final accounts.
- Review documentation and identify value variations, subcontract payments and preparation of sub-contract liabilities.
Requirements:
- Degree in Quantity Surveying / Engineering or related disciplines;
- At least 4 years relevant working experience in contract administration of building / multi-disciplinary E&M projects;
- Strong sense of responsibility, self-motivated and able to work independently as well as a good team player;
- Good interpersonal, communication and presentation skill;
- Good command of written and spoken English and Chinese;
- Candidates with more experience will be consider as Senior Quantity Surveyor.
Personal data collected will be treated in strict confidence and used for recruitment related purposes only. Applicants not invited for interview within 8 weeks of applying may consider their applications unsuccessful. Unsuccessful applications will be destroyed after 6 months.