CMEDCC is a Cambodian construction company launched in Phnom Penh in 2015. After two years of successful operations in the Kingdom, we have become one of the leading construction companies in the country.
Taking pride in being Cambodian and in the Kingdom’s history, great heritage and rich culture, CMEDCC expects to be a main player in the construction industry in designing and building a better future for this country.
With a current diverse professional team of approximately 100, with international management teams all working hand in hand deliver our commitment to: “Build for the Best”.
We are currently looking for new talents to join our team. If you want to work for a fast growing company offering wonderful professional career opportunities to its employees and a happy working environment, don’t miss out on what could be your future dream job.

• A basic degree in Quantity Surveying or proven track record in such related works and a firm understanding in the following fields:
• Building or construction;
• Civil or structural engineering;
• Economics, Geography, and Mathematics;
• Urban and land studies.
• Knowledge of the applicable standards (Building codes, BSEN, 
JIS and others);
• Good communication, leadership, and initiative skills;
• Critical thinking and analytical skills;
• Must be precise, organized, flexible & autonomous
• Good interpersonal skill in English and attention to detail.

• Prepare tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities 
• Undertake cost analysis for repair and maintenance project work;
• Assist in establishing a client's requirements and undertake feasibility studies;
• Perform risk, value management and cost control;
• Advise on a procurement strategy;
• Identify, analyse and develop responses to commercial risks;
• Prepare and analyse costing’s for tenders;
• Allocate work to subcontractors;
• Provide advice on contractual claims;
• Analyse outcomes and write detailed progress reports;
• Value completed work and arrange payments;
• Maintain awareness of the different building contracts in current use;
• Understand the implications of health and safety regulations.