Quantity Surveyor

China Railway Electrification Engineering Group Co.,Ltd. (Singapore Branch); Singapore; On-site; SGD 67,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Major projects exposure

Career development

Safety culture

Job summary

China Railway Electrification Engineering Group Co., Ltd. (Singapore Branch) is seeking a dedicated Quantity Surveyor to support metro power supply system projects in Singapore.

You will manage contracts, cost control, progress claims, and procurement coordination to ensure accurate payments and compliant commercial documentation. Join a collaborative, multidisciplinary team working on major rail infrastructure with exposure to international standards and best practices.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level QS qualification or Diploma in Quantity Surveying.
• Experience in contract administration, cost control, or commercial management in construction/infra projects.
• Familiarity with metro/rail or large-scale infrastructure is a plus.
• Strong reading of drawings, specifications, and bills of quantities.

Responsibilities

• Administer project contracts and subcontracts; manage commercial documents.
• Monitor project costs, budgets, and expenditures; prepare cost reports.
• Prepare/submission of monthly progress claims and verify subcontractor/supplier claims.
• Assist in variation orders, cost estimates, and tender pricing; ensure timely submissions.

Skills

Cost control

Contract administration

Progress claims

Variations management

Procurement support

MS Excel

Stakeholder management

Education

Degree / Diploma in Quantity Surveying

Tools

AutoCAD

Cubicost

Glodon

CostX

Job description

We are seeking a dedicated and detail oriented Quantity Surveyor to support ongoing metro power supply system projects in Singapore.

This role covers contract administration, cost control, procurement support, progress claims, variation management, and commercial coordination to ensure project costs, contractual matters, and payment processes are properly managed.

The position offers exposure to major rail infrastructure projects and collaboration with international and multidisciplinary engineering, commercial, and project teams.

Key Responsibilities

1. Contract & Commercial Support

• Assist in the administration of project contracts, subcontracts, and commercial documents
• Review contract terms, scope of works, specifications, and tender documents
• Support the preparation and management of subcontract agreements, purchase orders, and related commercial correspondence
• Assist in identifying contractual risks, obligations, and potential commercial issues
• Work closely with project, procurement, finance, and management teams on commercial matters

2. Cost Control & Budget Monitoring

• Monitor project costs, budgets, commitments, and expenditure
• Prepare cost reports, cost forecasts, and budget tracking records
• Assist in reviewing supplier and subcontractor quotations, pricing, and cost comparisons
• Identify cost-saving opportunities and support cost control measures
• Maintain proper records of project costs, claims, variations, and commercial documents

3. Progress Claims & Payments

• Prepare and submit monthly progress claims to clients or main contractors
• Evaluate and verify subcontractor and supplier claims
• Assist in the preparation of payment certificates and payment recommendations
• Follow up on claim submissions, approvals, and payment status
• Ensure claims and payments are supported with proper documentation

4. Variation Orders & Claims Management

• Assist in the preparation, submission, and negotiation of variation orders
• Measure and quantify additional works based on drawings, site instructions, and approved documents
• Maintain proper records of site instructions, changes, and supporting documents
• Support the preparation of contractual claims, cost impact assessments, and delay-related commercial documentation
• Coordinate with project teams to ensure all variations and claims are submitted in a timely manner
• Assist in quantity take-off, cost estimation, and tender pricing
• Prepare bills of quantities, cost breakdowns, and tender comparison reports
• Support procurement activities including sourcing, quotation analysis, and supplier/subcontractor evaluation
• Coordinate with technical and procurement teams to ensure commercial submissions are accurate and complete

Requirements

• Degree / Diploma in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related discipline
• Minimum 3–5 years’ experience in quantity surveying, contract administration, or commercial management for construction, infrastructure, railway, LTA, or M&E projects
• Experience in metro, railway, electrical, power supply, or large-scale infrastructure projects is an advantage
• Good understanding of contracts, progress claims, variation orders, cost control, and procurement processes
• Ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, contract documents, and bills of quantities
• Familiar with quantity take-off, cost estimation, and commercial documentation
• Good communication, negotiation, coordination, and stakeholder management skills
• Independent, responsible, detail-oriented, and able to work in a fast-paced project environment
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel is required
• Knowledge of AutoCAD, Cubicost, Glodon, CostX, or similar QS software is beneficial but not mandatory
• Singaporean / WP / EP candidates are welcome

What We Offer

• Competitive and negotiable salary package
• Exposure to major national railway and power system infrastructure projects
• Structured career development and long-term growth opportunities
• Professional and collaborative work environment focused on safety, quality, and engineering excellence

About Us

China Railway Electrification Engineering Group Co., Ltd. (Singapore Branch) is part of the Fortune Global 500 China Railway Group Limited (CREC).

Established in 2018, our Singapore Branch specialises in electrical and power engineering works for major metro and infrastructure projects across the region.

With a proud heritage dating back to 1958, when CREEG constructed China’s first‑ever electrified railway, the company has grown into a comprehensive “10-in-1” enterprise, spanning engineering construction, design, R&D, industrial manufacturing, testing, supervision, logistics, operation & maintenance, real estate, and investment.

We take pride in delivering projects that meet the high international standards in safety, quality, and innovation.