About Shimizu Corporation:

Founded in 1804, Shimizu Corporation is one of Japan's top architectural, civil engineering, and general contracting firms. With over two centuries of experience, we are known for our commitment to innovation, precision, and sustainable practices, delivering high-quality construction and engineering solutions worldwide.

Operating across Asia, the Americas, the Middle East, and Europe, Shimizu handles diverse projects-from iconic skyscrapers and infrastructure to smart city and environmental developments. We're dedicated to safety, integrity, and empowering our people through continuous learning, global exposure, and meaningful work.

Quantity Surveyor

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare detailed cost estimates, tender submissions, and Bills of Quantities (BQ).
• Analyze project drawings, specifications, and documents to identify material, labor, and time requirements.
• Source and evaluate quotations from suppliers and subcontractors for cost comparison.
• Conduct cost analysis and prepare rate build-ups for various trades and disciplines.
• Prepare preliminary budgets, cash flow projections, and cost plans for management approval.
• Liaise with consultants, clients, and internal project teams to clarify scope and resolve discrepancies.
• Support tender negotiations and provide technical/commercial input during bidding.
• Monitor market trends, pricing, and construction methods to ensure competitiveness.
• Assist in post-contract duties such as variation orders, interim valuations, and final accounts when required.
• Ensure compliance with company policies, contractual requirements, and regulatory standards.

Requirements

• Degree/Diploma in Quantity Surveying, Building, or equivalent.
• At least 3-5 years of experience in estimation and tendering, preferably in building or civil construction projects.
• Strong knowledge of measurement, costing, and contract administration.
• Proficient in cost estimation software (e.g., CostX, Glodon Cubit) and MS Office.
• Familiar with local construction practices, market rates, and regulatory requirements in Singapore.
• Good analytical, numerical, and problem-solving skills.
• Strong communication skills to liaise with clients, consultants, and suppliers.