Company Overview
Futar began in 1971 as a tile shop on Joo Chiat Road and has grown into a leading Singapore supplier of construction finishing materials, including natural stone, tiles, and bathroom products, sourcing globally from the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.
Job Summary
You will manage tender preparation, project documentation, and client contractual issues while supporting sales and site requirements. You will also create and modify design drawings to meet client needs and ensure timely project progress.
Responsibilities
Prepare stone layout montages and technical drawings based on project requirements and customer specifications.
Produce and update AutoCAD drawings based on site measurements and approved dimensions.
Assist the Sales team in issuing work orders, preparing quotations, invoices, and related project documentation.
Liaise with contractors, clients, architects, suppliers, and other stakeholders to coordinate project requirements and resolve commercial or contractual matters.
Process and verify contractor claims, variation orders, and payment records to ensure accuracy and compliance with contractual requirements.
Maintain accurate project records, drawings, and documentation for internal reference and project tracking.
Coordinate with internal departments to ensure smooth project execution and timely delivery of materials and services.
Support project costing and quantity take-offs where required.
Preferred competencies and qualifications
Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in quantity surveying, preferably within the construction industry
Fresh graduates are welcome to apply as well
Proficiency with AutoCAD 2D/3D and Microsoft Office applications
Starting out from a humble shop house unit along Joo Chiat Road selling tiles, Futar has come a long way since it was founded in 1971. We started by only specializing in Japanese tiles 40 years ago, and now we’ve grown to become one of Singapore’s leading suppliers in construction finishing material - natural stone, tiles and bathroom products.
We started expanding our resources on a global scale and further ventured into supplying natural stones in the 1990s, starting with marble and granite with resources from the Middle East, Western Europe, South and East Asia.