M&E Design Coordinator

Responsibilities a. Technical Review – Review architectural, consultants’, and all specialists’ drawings, layouts, and specifications. Ensure all M&E designs meet contractual requirements and comply with relevant local authority standards (BCA, PUB, SCDF, etc.). b. Design Coordination – Manage and integrate all M&E design works with architectural, structural, and other disciplines. Resolve design discrepancies with consultants and subcontractors to achieve a fully coordinated and buildable design. Ensure timely issuance of design and shop drawings in line with the project schedule and construction sequence. c. Technical Support and Problem Solving – Provide technical support to the site team and resolve M&E design issues during construction. Ensure all installations comply with approved designs and statutory requirements. d. Statutory Approvals – Assist in the preparation and submission of M&E drawings/documents to relevant authorities for approvals, including Corenet X Gateways, Building Plan (BP), Works Permit (WP), Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP), and Certificate of Statutory Completion (CSC). e. Documentation and Communication – Maintain proper records of design changes, site instructions (CVIs/RFIs/RFAs), and correspondences. Attend technical and design coordination meetings (internal and external), report outcomes, and ensure effective communication among project stakeholders. f. Material and Sample Coordination – Support the construction team in preparing and obtaining approval for M&E materials and samples to ensure compliance with design specifications. g. BIM Coordination / VR Walkthrough – Utilize Revit, Navisworks, and Enscape to coordinate architectural, structural, and M&E models, identify clashes, and ensure consistency and accuracy in construction documents. h. As-Built BIM Model / Drawings – Manage all specialists to ensure accurate and compliant M&E as-built BIM models/drawings and O&M manuals upon project completion. i. Design Change & Value …