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Job Description & Requirements

You will manage a portfolio of Property, Casualty, and Work Injury Compensation (WICA) claims from notification to settlement. You’ll work with established authority levels, apply policy interpretation and liability assessment, and ensure timely, fair, and accurate claim outcomes.

You’ll also collaborate closely with clients, policyholders, and internal stakeholders, balancing technical accuracy with clear, empathetic communication.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage end-to-end handling of Property, Casualty, and WICA claims
• Investigate claims, review coverage, assess liability and compensability
• Negotiate and settle claims in line with authority levels and best practices
• Identify potential fraud indicators and escalate where appropriate
• Maintain accurate claim documentation and records
• Communicate proactively with clients and policyholders on claim status
• Adhere to service level agreements and regulatory requirements
• Handle enquiries, complaints, and escalations professionally
• Process and request external financial payments
• Uphold Company’s ethics, values, and service standards

What are we looking for?

This role is best suited for candidates with direct P&C claims experience.

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in any field
• Minimum 1 year of experience handling Property and/or Casualty claims, including Work Injury Compensation
• Familiarity with policy wordings, claims adjudication, and end-to-end claims administration
• Knowledge of insurance regulations and claims operations is an advantage
• CGI (Singapore) qualification is desirable
• Strong analytical skills with sound judgment and decision-making ability
• Clear, professional communication skills with tact and cultural awareness
• Ability to manage competing priorities in a customer-focused environment

Key Responsibilities:

· Lead tender preparation, including BOQs, pricing, and tender reports.

· Conduct take-offs and quantity calculations.

· Manage risk assessment and tender compliance.

· Coordinate with project teams, clients, and subcontractors.

· Ensure tender submissions are accurate and compliant.

· Develop and mentor junior QS staff in tendering.

Requirements:

· Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent.

· 5-8 years of QS experience in tendering with 2 years in a leading role.

· Strong track record in tender management and winning projects.

· Experience with Public and Private Residential Housing project, Institutional projects.

· Excellent leadership, communication, and tender management skills.

· Candidates with Professional QS certification will be an advantage.

• Establish client’s requirements and undertake feasibility studies  
• Attend onsite and consultants’ meetings and liaise with clients, architects and associate consultants in the administration of projects  
• Interpret engineering drawings and specifications to calculate project costs  
• Prepare various main building contracts, piling contracts and nominated sub-contracts for tender and contract formalization  
• Measure and take off quantities for architectural / Infrastructure and structural work elements  
• Administer pre and post contract and consultancy work  
• Assess variation orders, prepare interim valuations, cost plans and budget studies  
• Compile contract documents for execution  
• Understand and adhere to the statutory building regulations  
• Undertake cost analysis for repair and maintenance of project work  
• Allocate work to subcontractors  
• Analyze outcomes and write detailed progress reports  
• Maintain awareness of different building contracts in current use  
• Valuing completed work and arrange payments  
• Provide advice on contractual claims