Quantity Surveyor

Huaxing Construction; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Huaxing Construction in Singapore is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to prepare cost estimates and cost plans based on conceptual designs, ensuring alignment with the client’s budget. You will advise on procurement strategies and manage tender documents, working with clients and consultants to support design development.

The role requires 2–4 years of QS experience, familiarity with SIA and PSSCOC forms of contract, and strong skills in measurement, cost estimating, and contract administration.

Qualifications

• Recognised bachelor’s degree in Building or Quantity Surveying.
• 2+ years (Junior) or 4+ years (QS) experience with private/public sector clients.
• Knowledge of SIA and PSSCOC forms of contract.
• Experience from a consultancy firm is an advantage.
• Strong measurement, cost estimating, and construction technology knowledge.
• Understanding of professional practice and contract administration processes.
• Able to work as a team player and multitask on ongoing projects.
• Resourceful, independent, and able to work in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

• Prepare preliminary cost estimates and cost plans based on conceptual or schematic designs.
• Provide cost advice to support design and development and ensure alignment with the Client's budget.
• Advise on appropriate procurement strategies (e.g. traditional, D&B, etc.).
• Prepare tender documents and manage the tender process.
• Participate in value engineering workshops and provide cost-impact analysis.
• Assist in the negotiation and award of the Contracts.
• Monitor project cost performance and maintain cost control systems.
• Conduct regular site visits to evaluate progress claims and issue payment recommendations.
• Assess variations, and maintain updated cost reports and forecasts, including cash flow projection.
• Provide monthly cost reports, financial statements, and updates to Client and Consultants.
• Prepare, negotiate, and settle final accounts with Contractors.
• Attend project meetings and provide timely commercial and contractual advice.

Skills

Cost estimation

Contract administration

Cost control

Measurement

Construction tech

Team player

Multitasking

Budgeting

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Building or Quantity Surveying

Job description

• Prepare preliminary cost estimates and cost plans based on conceptual or schematic designs
• Provide cost advice to support design and development and ensure alignment with the Client's budget
• Advise on appropriate procurement strategies (e.g. traditional, D&B, etc.)
• Prepare tender documents and manage the tenderprocess
• Participate in value engineering workships and provide cost-impact analysis
• Assist in the negotiation and award of the Contracts
• Monitor project cost performance and maintain cost control systems
• Conduct regular site visits to evaluate progress claims and issue payment recommendations
• Assess variations, and maintain updated cost reports and forecasts, including cash flow projection
• Provide monthly cost reports, financial statements,and updates to Client and Consultants
• Prepare, negotiate,and settle final accounts with Contractors
• Attend project meetings and provide timely commercial and contractual advice

Requirements

• Recognised Bachelor’s Degree in Building, Quantity Surveying,or equivalent from recogniseduniversities
• Preferably with a minimumof 2 years (for Junior QS) and 4 years (for QS) of QS-relevantworking experience with both private and public sector clients,and preferably with knowledge of the SIAand PSSCOC forms of contract
• Work experience gained from a consultancyfirm will be an advantage
• Good technical knowledge ofmeasurement, cost estimating,and construction technology
• Understand and be familiar with professional practice and contract administration processes
• Able to work as a team player and multitaskon a fewongoingprojects/ assignments
• Resourceful, independent, responsible,and able to work in a challenging and fast-pacedenvironment