Yaw Amoah Pipim is a skilled and experienced Quantity Surveyor by profession. He holds CTC 1& 2 certifications from Accra Polytechnic and Ho Polytechnic respectively, as well as City and Guilds of London Quantity Surveying Part 1, 2, and 3 qualifications. Currently, he is employed at Imperial Homes, working on a prestigious Government Agenda 111 Hospital project in the Upper West Akim District, Adeiso.
Prior to joining Imperial Homes, Yaw Amoah Pipim spent 5 years at Zaproze Gh Ltd, where he served as a dedicated Quantity Surveyor. During his time there, he contributed to significant projects such as the Construction of the Children and Mobile Library Project and the Construction of the University of Environment and Sustainable Development School Auditorium in Somanya, Eastern Region.
Furthermore, Mr. Pipim worked for over 5 years at GKL, where he played an integral role in various notable construction projects. Some of these projects include the Apollonia Phase 2 Development and Infrastructure Works, the Bituminous Surfacing of Kyiren Nkwanta – Mando Feeder Road, the MIDA project – EC2 rehabilitation of roads in the Awutu Senya District in the Central region, and the Construction of the SIC Insurance Clinic.
With his expertise in quantity surveying and a proven track record of successfully managing and contributing to diverse construction projects, Yaw Amoah Pipim brings valuable skills and experience to his current role at Imperial Homes.
Yaw Amoah Pipim is a skilled and experienced Quantity Surveyor by profession. He holds CTC 1& 2 certifications from Accra Polytechnic and Ho Polytechnic respectively, as well as City and Guilds of London Quantity Surveying Part 1, 2, and 3 qualifications. Currently, he is employed at Imperial Homes, working on a prestigious Government Agenda 111 Hospital project in the Upper West Akim District, Adeiso.
Prior to joining Imperial Homes, Yaw Amoah Pipim spent 5 years at Zaproze Gh Ltd, where he served as a dedicated Quantity Surveyor. During his time there, he contributed to significant projects such as the Construction of the Children and Mobile Library Project and the Construction of the University of Environment and Sustainable Development School Auditorium in Somanya, Eastern Region.
Furthermore, Mr. Pipim worked for over 5 years at GKL, where he played an integral role in various notable construction projects. Some of these projects include the Apollonia Phase 2 Development and Infrastructure Works, the Bituminous Surfacing of Kyiren Nkwanta – Mando Feeder Road, the MIDA project – EC2 rehabilitation of roads in the Awutu Senya District in the Central region, and the Construction of the SIC Insurance Clinic.
With his expertise in quantity surveying and a proven track record of successfully managing and contributing to diverse construction projects, Yaw Amoah Pipim brings valuable skills and experience to his current role at Imperial Homes.
