QUANTITY SURVEYOR

BLUE SKYLINE CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 52,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

BLUE SKYLINE CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD. is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to assist in cost estimation, budgeting, tendering, and value engineering for construction projects in Singapore.

The role involves analyzing plans, monitoring costs, and coordinating with architects, engineers, and subcontractors. You will prepare cost forecasts, manage procurement, control costs, assess final accounts, and support risk management and contract administration to ensure projects meet budget and

Responsibilities

• Cost estimation of materials, labour, equipment, and resources for construction projects.
• Prepare budgets and forecast costs to keep projects within budget.
• Prepare tender documents, evaluate bids, and negotiate supplier contracts.
• Monitor costs, track expenses, and analyze cost variances.
• Assess value of work and manage progress payments.
• Identify and mitigate financial risks and changes.
• Manage contract documentation, change orders, and claims.
• Evaluate final costs and settle accounts with contractors.
• Suggest cost-saving value engineering options while maintaining quality.

Job description

Cost Estimation: Assessing and estimating the costs of materials, labour, equipment, and other resources required for a construction project. This involves analyzing project plans, and specifications, and conducting site visits.

Budgeting: Preparing and managing project budgets, including forecasting costs and expenditures. Quantity Surveyors monitor and control costs throughout the project to ensure it remains within budgetary constraints.

Tendering and Procurement: Preparing tender documents, evaluating bids, and negotiating contracts with suppliers, subcontractors, and vendors. Quantity Surveyors handle the procurement process to obtain the best value for money.

Cost Control: Monitoring and controlling project costs, tracking expenses, and analyzing cost variances. They identify cost-saving opportunities and suggest value engineering options without compromising quality.

Valuation and Payment: Assessing the value of work completed by contractors and subcontractors, preparing progress payment certificates, and managing payment processes. Quantity Surveyors ensure accurate and fair compensation for work done.

Risk Management: Identifying and assessing financial risks associated with a project. They analyze potential cost overruns, delays, and changes and implement strategies to mitigate risks.

Contract Administration: Managing contract documentation, change orders, and claims. Quantity Surveyors review contract terms and conditions, handle contractual disputes and ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Final Account Settlement: Evaluating the final costs of a project, reconciling variations, and preparing the final account statement. Quantity Surveyors negotiate and settle final payments with contractors and subcontractors.

Value Engineering: Collaborating with architects, engineers, and contractors to find cost-effective alternatives that maintain the desired project quality. Quantity Surveyors suggest value engineering options to optimize costs.