Full Curriculum
Practical Electrical Quantity Surveying
Singapore Practice · 36 modules · 180 lessons · practical assessments · final capstone
01
Quantity Surveying FoundationsUnderstand the commercial purpose of quantity surveying and the terminology used throughout a construction project.
02
Singapore Construction Project EcosystemUnderstand how clients, consultants, main contractors, M&E contractors, subcontractors and suppliers interact on Singapore projects.
03
Role of an Electrical Quantity SurveyorLearn the day-to-day pre-contract and post-contract duties expected from an Electrical QS.
04
Construction Documents and Revision ControlLearn how drawings, specifications, BOQs, addenda, instructions and revisions work together.
05
Electrical Fundamentals for Quantity SurveyorsBuild sufficient electrical knowledge to understand the systems being measured and priced without treating the course as an engineering licence.
06
Singapore Electrical Industry FrameworkUnderstand the commercial relevance of EMA, SP Group, LEW, PE, SCDF and common Singapore electrical requirements.
07
Electrical Drawing Reading FundamentalsLearn to navigate plans using title blocks, legends, scales, notes, grids, sections and drawing references.
08
Electrical Symbols and AbbreviationsRecognise common electrical symbols and translate drawing notation into measurable items.
09
Lighting Layouts and ControlsMeasure and price lighting fittings, points, switches, sensors, emergency lights and exit signs.
10
Power Layouts and Small PowerMeasure socket outlets, isolators, fused spurs, equipment points and specialist power outlets.
11
Single Line DiagramsRead an SLD from incoming supply through main switchboard, sub-main, DB and final circuit.
12
Distribution Board SchedulesInterpret DB schedules and translate circuits, incomers and outgoing protective devices into cost information.
13
Cables and Wiring SystemsUnderstand common cable types, cable descriptions, cores, sizes, insulation and installation applications.
14
Cable Measurement and Route AllowancesMeasure cable routes accurately including horizontal runs, risers, drops, terminations and justified allowances.
15
Conduit SystemsMeasure and price PVC, GI and flexible conduit systems together with fittings, boxes, supports and accessories.
16
Cable Tray, Trunking and LadderMeasure containment runs and account for bends, tees, reducers, supports, covers and installation conditions.
17
Switchboards and SwitchgearUnderstand MSB, MDB, SMDB, DB, ACB, MCCB, ATS, metering and switchboard quotation scope.
18
Earthing and BondingMeasure earth conductors, earth bars, earth electrodes, pits, bonding and test points.
19
Lightning Protection SystemsUnderstand and measure air terminals, tapes, down conductors, test joints, earth electrodes and bonding.
20
Emergency Power SystemsUnderstand generator, ATS, UPS, battery and essential distribution scope from a QS perspective.
21
Fire Alarm SystemsUnderstand the quantity and commercial scope of fire alarm panels, detectors, MCPs, sounders, interfaces and cabling.
22
ELV and Communication SystemsBuild QS awareness of structured cabling, CCTV, access control, intercom, PA and other specialist ELV systems.
23
Renewable and Modern Electrical SystemsGain commercial awareness of solar PV, EV charging, energy metering, smart systems and battery storage.
24
Principles of MeasurementApply consistent units, descriptions, boundaries and rules when preparing electrical quantities.
25
Complete Electrical Quantity Take-OffCombine lighting, power, containment, cables, boards and specialist systems into a coordinated take-off.
26
Digital Measurement and QS SoftwareUse Excel and common digital drawing tools effectively for take-off, checking, comparisons and cost summaries.
27
Understanding Electrical CostSeparate direct cost, indirect cost, overhead and profit when building a commercial price.
28
Electrical Rate Build-UpBuild defensible unit rates from materials, labour, accessories, testing, wastage, overhead and profit.
29
Labour Costing and ProductivityCalculate labour cost using crew composition, man-hours, man-days and realistic productivity assumptions.
30
Supplier and Subcontractor QuotationsCompare quotations on a technically and commercially equivalent basis before selecting a tender allowance.
31
Preliminaries, Attendance and Hidden CostsIdentify project costs that are frequently missed when pricing electrical work.
32
Complete Electrical Tender ProcessManage an electrical tender from invitation through review, take-off, RFQ, pricing, risk review and submission.
33
RFQ and ProcurementPrepare clear RFQs, evaluate returns, negotiate and support procurement of compliant electrical packages.
34
BOQ, Tender Summary and Client QuotationConvert take-off and cost data into a professional BOQ, tender summary, exclusions and client-facing quotation.
35
Contract Administration, VO, Claims and Final AccountHandle core post-contract commercial tasks including variations, progress claims, cost control and final account.
36
Testing, Handover and Commercial Close-OutUnderstand testing, energisation, as-builts, O&M manuals, warranties, DLP and close-out obligations that affect project cost.
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