Contract Management:
- Evaluate create and negotiate construction contracts subcontract agreements and change orders.
- Ensure contracts precisely capture project scope specifications timelines and cost estimates.
- Oversee and uphold contract compliance throughout the entire project life cycle.
- Resolve contractrelated disputes and claims collaboratively involving claim consultants or legal counsel.
Budget and Cost Control:
- Collaborate with project managers to monitor project costs against the budget.
- Identify opportunities for cost savings and negotiate favorable terms with subcontractors and suppliers.
- Monitor and report on project financial performance to senior management.
Risk Management:
- Recognize potential risks within contracts and formulate risk mitigation strategies.
- Guarantee adherence to industry regulations and standards.
- Implement risk management processes to protect project interests.
Communication and Collaboration:
- Foster efficient communication among project teams clients subcontractors and suppliers.
- Cultivate positive relationships with key stakeholders to enhance project success.
- Collaborate with legal counsel and other pertinent departments as required.
- Keep precise and well organized records of contracts change orders and correspondence.
- Ensure proper filing and retention of contractrelated documentation.
Supplier Performance Assessment:
- Evaluate subcontractor and supplier performance in alignment with contractual obligations.
- Conduct timely performance reviews and promptly address any identified issues.
Requirements
Job requirements
- A Bachelors degree in Business Law Construction Management or a related field is typically required.
- Good command of English Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Vast knowledge of different Form of Contracts Good industrial knowledge
- 13 Years of Experience required (Minimum 10 years in Main Contractor/Property)
- Ability to collaborate effectively with legal counsel project managers and other relevant departments.
- Familiarity with risk management processes to identify assess and mitigate potential risks associated with contracts.
A Bachelor's degree in Business, Law, Construction Management, or a related field is typically required. Good command of English, Strong interpersonal and communication skills Vast knowledge of different Form of Contracts, Good industrial knowledge 13 Years of Experience required, (Minimum 10 years in Main Contractor/Property) Ability to collaborate effectively with legal counsel, project managers, and other relevant departments. Familiarity with risk management processes to identify, assess, and mitigate potential risks associated with contracts.