Senior Contract Executive
Job Summary
Oversee both pre-contract and post-contract activities, ensuring accurate cost estimations, effective procurement, and compliance with contractual terms to support the successful delivery of construction projects.
Job Responsibilities
- Pre-Contract Responsibilities
- Prepare and manage the tender documentation process, ensuring accuracy and compliance with project requirements.
- Ensure all contract terms and conditions are clearly defined and adhered to, mitigating any potential risks.
- Call for quotations and conduct detailed enquiries to obtain competitive rates from suppliers and subcontractors.
- Accurately measure and take off quantities for cost estimation and tendering purposes.
- Prepare detailed cost estimates and build-up rates for tender submissions, ensuring competitive and accurate pricing.
- Develop and review the pricing of bills of quantities and schedules of rates to ensure completeness and accuracy.
- Compile and submit tender documentation in a timely manner, ensuring all requirements are met.
- Post-Contract Responsibilities
- Upstream:
- Attend site meetings with clients to discuss project progress, variations, and other contractual matters.
- Conduct valuations of works in progress and prepare interim progress claims to ensure timely payment.
- Identify cost implications due to design changes and prepare potential variation orders for client approval.
- Prepare and update financial statements at regular intervals during the construction period to track project financial health.
- Draft and respond to incoming correspondence related to contract administration and project progress.
- Manage the settlement of final accounts at the completion of the project, ensuring all financial matters are resolved.
- Downstream:
- Develop and implement procurement strategies to ensure cost-effective sourcing of materials and subcontractors.
- Tender/Quotation Management:
- Organize and manage the calling and evaluation of tenders/quotations, preparing recommendations for award.
- Attend site meetings with subcontractors to coordinate project activities and resolve any issues.
- Prepare and issue letters of award and works orders to successful subcontractors.
- Interim Progress Claims (IPC) for Subcontractors:
- Conduct valuations of subcontractor works and prepare interim progress claims to facilitate timely payments.
- Identify and recommend variation orders for cost implications due to design changes.
- Value Engineering:
- Identify opportunities for cost-effective value engineering to optimize project costs without compromising quality.
- Prepare and update financial statements at regular intervals, ensuring accurate tracking of project finances.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all financial transactions and contract documentation.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, providing regular updates on project financials and addressing any queries promptly.
- Upstream:
Job Requirements
- ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION
- Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field.
- PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION/OTHER RELEVANT CERTIFICATION
- Membership in a recognized professional body such as the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or the Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM) will be an advantage.
- WORKING EXPERIENCES
- Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in quantity surveying or contract management.
- KEY/TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES
- Strong skills in cost management, procurement, contract administration, financial reporting and value engineering.
- Knowledgeable about construction processes and regulations, proficient in using quantity surveying software.
- Possess excellent analytical, numerical, communication, and negotiation skills.