JOB DESCRIPTION / ROLE
Our client has been operating in Malaysia for over 25 years delivering some of the most advanced manufacturing plants and facilities. As a leader in the engineering and construction of high-tech facilities, our client offers a complete range of services from consulting to the managing of turnkey solutions, delivering to the highest quality and safety standards. In addition, they have a dedicated in-house capability for mechanical, electrical, and process engineering works including general fabrication, installation, and maintenance - to serve work packages on projects for other clients. They are currently seeking Mechanical Estimator's to join them on High Tech Projects in Singapore.
Key Responsibilities of the Role:
- Become involved in the production of competitive tenders / detailed estimates for pre-design or D&B projects.
- Advising managers of bid prospects.
- Attending pre & post tender interviews.
- Complying with specialist sub-contract quotes.
- Ensuring sub-contractor quotes comply with specification.
- Completing take-offs from tender drawings.
- Report regularly to management on competitor activity, market trends, and any other market dynamics that may be useful to management.
Requirements:
- A Qualification in Quantity Surveying or Mechanical Engineering.- A minimum of 5 years’ experience, with exposure to the Singapore Market.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
- Understand methods of measurement and the concept of cost/valuation reconciliations.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Savile Lloyd is a leading provider of construction professionals to the International market.
We offer a thorough and professional service to both our clients and our candidates.
Through our extensive experience and development of key relationships we have been able to provide an understanding of the construction industry and to be flexible in differing markets.
With a highly experienced team we are able to provide a professional service that keeps clients retaining our services for future vacancies.
