Quantity Surveyor

• Oversee the commercial and contractual aspects of tunnelling projects, ensuring effective financial management throughout the construction lifecycle.
  
  


• Develop detailed cost projections and financial forecasts for underground construction activities, including excavation, tunnel lining and associated structural works.
  
  


• Review construction drawings, technical specifications and project documentation to determine material quantities and project cost requirements.
  
  


• Assess tender submissions, negotiate pricing with subcontractors and suppliers, and support procurement decisions for tunnelling works.
  
  


• Track project expenditures against allocated budgets, highlighting potential cost overruns and proposing appropriate corrective measures.
  
  


• Administer contractual claims, variations and payment applications in accordance with project requirements and contractual obligations.
  
  


• Coordinate with project engineers, site teams and subcontractors to validate work progress and substantiate payment entitlements.
  
  


• Analyse construction methodologies, resource utilisation and subcontractor pricing to enhance cost efficiency and commercial performance.
  
  


• Resolve commercial and contractual issues with clients, consultants and project stakeholders to facilitate smooth project execution.
  
  


• Compile periodic financial reports, cash flow forecasts and project cost summaries while supporting the settlement of final accounts.
  
  

Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Building or a related discipline.
  
  


• Minimum 3-4 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor specifically in tunnel construction projects, such as MRT tunnels, bored tunnels, cut-and-cover tunnels or other underground infrastructure works.
  
  


• Sound understanding of tunnelling construction processes, quantity measurement, cost planning, contract administration and subcontractor management.
  
  


• Competent in interpreting engineering drawings, evaluating variation claims and using quantity surveying software & Microsoft Office applications.
  
  


• Strong analytical, negotiation, communication and problem-solving skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary project teams and manage competing deadlines.