Key Responsibilities: - Lead and manage a team of QS professionals - Manage and coordinate project costs, including budgeting, forecasting, and reporting - Review and analyze contract documents, including variations, claims, and disputes - Collaborate with project teams to ensure accurate and timely QS deliverables - Develop and implement QS processes and procedures - Provide support for claim relating works - Any other duties assigned by the Project commercial manager - Support the Project commercial Manager in contract and commercial negotiations and administrations.
Role Overview A Revit BIM Modeler for AR/STR/MEP responsible for creating and managing Building Information Modeling (BIM) models for Architectural/Structural/MEP elements within a construction project. They work closely with architects, engineers, and other project stakeholders to ensure that the BIM model accurately represents the design intent and facilitates efficient construction and operation of the building. Key responsibilities for each responsible trade: Model Creation: Develop detailed BIM models of architectural/structural/mep elements, including structural framing, walls, floors, ceilings, and finishes, using industry-standard software (Revit, AutoCAD Architecture). Model Coordination: Collaborate with other project team members to ensure coordination between architectural, structural and mep elements. Data Management: Manage and maintain BIM data, including material properties, equipment specifications, and system performance data. Clash Detection: Identify and resolve clashes between each trade elements (AR/STR/MEP) and other building components to prevent construction errors and delays. Quantity Takeoffs: Generate accurate quantity takeoffs for architectural/structural/mep materials based on the BIM model. Documentation: Prepare architectural/structural/mep drawings, schedules, and other documentation based on the BIM model. As-Built Modeling: Create as-built BIM models to document the actual construction of architectural/structural/mep elements. BIM Standards Compliance: Ensure compliance with project-specific BIM standards and best practices. Focus on assigned trade: Responsible for the progressive updating of all architectural/structural/mep drawings, construction model, and asset information model. Encoding Codes: Responsible for encoding all necessary 4D, 5D, and 6D codes. Clash Coordination: Inform technical coordinators and BIM coordinator on all model clashes and design discrepancies during construction model development. Clash Resolution: Ensure to achieve discipline-level clash-free or acceptable clash standards are observed in construction model and asset information model development.
Model Creation: Develop detailed BIM models of architectural/structural/mep elements, including structural framing, walls, floors, ceilings, and finishes, using industry-standard software (Revit, AutoCAD Architecture). Model Coordination: Collaborate with other project team members to ensure coordination between architectural, structural and mep elements. Data Management: Manage and maintain BIM data, including material properties, equipment specifications, and system performance data. Clash Detection: Identify and resolve clashes between each trade elements (AR/STR/MEP) and other building components to prevent construction errors and delays. Quantity Takeoffs: Generate accurate quantity takeoffs for architectural/structural/mep materials based on the BIM model. Documentation: Prepare architectural/structural/mep drawings, schedules, and other documentation based on the BIM model. As-Built Modeling: Create as-built BIM models to document the actual construction of architectural/structural/mep elements. BIM Standards Compliance: Ensure compliance with project-specific BIM standards and best practices. Focus on assigned trade: Responsible for the progressive updating of all architectural/structural/mep drawings, construction model, and asset information model. Encoding Codes: Responsible for encoding all necessary 4D, 5D, and 6D codes. Clash Coordination: Inform technical coordinators and BIM coordinator on all model clashes and design discrepancies during construction model development. Clash Resolution: Ensure to achieve discipline-level clash-free or acceptable clash standards are observed in construction model and asset information model development.
Supervise and manage day-to-day construction activities to ensure work is executed according to approved drawings, technical specifications, and project requirements. Coordinate civil, MEP, and architectural trades to maintain smooth workflow and prevent sequencing conflicts. Prepare and implement construction method statements, work plans, and on-site technical instructions. Monitor construction progress, update schedules, and report delays or issues to project management. Inspect materials, workmanship, and completed work to ensure compliance with quality and safety standards. Identify and resolve technical problems, design discrepancies, and on-site construction issues promptly. Conduct regular site inspections, safety checks, and quality audits to ensure full adherence to HSE regulations. Coordinate and communicate with subcontractors, suppliers, consultants, and the owner’s representatives. Review shop drawings, material submittals, and technical documents in coordination with the engineering team. Manage site documentation including daily reports, inspection records, test reports, and progress logs. Verify completed work quantities and support the preparation of variation orders and progress claims. Ensure construction activities comply with Myanmar construction codes, local regulations, and project contract requirements. Attend coordination meetings and provide accurate updates on work status, challenges, and action plans. Support project handover by completing documentation, as-built drawings, punch-list closeout, and final inspections.