About the role

AI summarised

The Quantity Surveyor will administer M&E subcontracts from award to completion, including compliance, certification of progress claims, variation management, and cost reporting. This contract role requires a diploma or degree in engineering, preferably 10 years of relevant experience in the construction industry, and strong organizational and communication skills.

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Key Responsibilities

Administer M&E subcontracts from award to completion, including compliance with subcontract conditions aligned to the main contract
Assess and certify subcontractor progress claims and invoices, ensuring accurate measurement, valuation, and supporting records
Manage variations, VO pricing, dayworks, and change control with proper substantiation and contemporaneous records
Maintain and update registers for subcontract instructions, variations, claims, drawings and submissions status, and material delivery
Track subcontractor submissions, approvals, and delivery status to support valuation, change control, and risk management
Maintain proper correspondence and documentation to preserve entitlement and support downstream recovery where applicable
Coordinate with site teams, consortium partners, and the S.O. on measurement, valuation inputs, and commercial close out
Support cost reporting, cashflow tracking, and forecast for assigned M&E packages through to final account
Any other duties as assigned by management

Requirements

Diploma, Degree in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, EIAC preference) or equivalent
Preferably 10 years of relevant experience in construction industry, contract management, progress payment submissions and project claims
Proactive, multi-tasking, self-motivated and team player with the ability to meet tight deadlines
Familiar with tendering, project cost control and strong ability in problem solving and organizing skills are desirable
Able communicate across all levels
Willing to work in Tuas.
This is a contract role.