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RRECRUITER PTE. LTD. invites applications for an Electrical Contracts Administrator to oversee contracts from award to final account. You will manage budgets, track cash flows, and negotiate with clients, main contractors, and vendors on pricing and terms.
The role requires 3–5+ years in electrical contract administration, with strong knowledge of BOQs, variations, and claims. Based at Tagore Lane, site work at project locations, 5.5 working days.
Salary Package: Basic + AWS + Allowance + Bonus
Working days: 5.5 days
Location: Tagore Lane, project sites
Oversee electrical contracts across their entire lifecycle—from award to final account settlement—while managing budgets, revenues, and cash flows.
Evaluate contract documents, specifications, BOQs, and site instructions to assess commercial risks, scope changes, and cost impacts.
Prepare, submit, and track progress claims, variation orders (VOs), extension of time (EOT) requests, and contractual claims.
Negotiate pricing, terms, and dispute resolutions with clients, main contractors, consultants, subcontractors, and vendors.
Procure and administer subcontracts, managing pricing, performance, material deliveries, and payment certifications.
Collaborate closely with PMs, site engineers, procurement, and accounting teams to realign project execution with financial goals.
Maintain rigorous contract documentation (claims, VO records, meeting minutes, and audit trails) and deliver regular financial updates to management.
Degree or Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related discipline.
3–5+ years of experience in electrical construction contract administration, QS, or commercial management (building/electrical installation projects preferred).
Deep technical understanding of electrical systems (power, lighting, DBs, containment, T&C) alongside strong blueprint-reading skills.
Solid command of contract administration principles, measurement standards, BOQs, variations, and claim processes.