Analyste - Spécialisation Conseil et Litiges Construction

Sccsinternational; Montreal (administrative region); Hybrid; CAD 43,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Accuracy in Montréal is seeking an analyst for construction and infrastructure advisory assignments involving major projects, claims and disputes. The analyst will investigate delays and assist with reports explaining the results, and assess financial consequences of delay, disruption and claims.

The role involves reviewing project documents, programmes and budgets, assembling claims material and supporting negotiations or formal dispute-resolution processes.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree and 1–3 years of experience in major projects, claims or disputes.
• Excellent French, strong analytical and writing skills, advanced Excel proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Investigate causes of delay and assist with reports explaining results.
• Assess financial consequences of delay, disruption and claims.
• Review project documents, programmes and budgets; assemble claims material.
• Support negotiations or formal dispute-resolution processes.

Skills

Analytical skills

Written communication

French language

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

Excel

Office Suite

Planning tools

Job description

Accuracy

Employer Accuracy Location Montréal, Canada Contract Not stated Level Junior Salary Salary not published Closes Not stated

What the role covers

Accuracy is seeking an analyst in Montréal for construction and infrastructure advisory assignments involving major projects, claims and disputes. The analyst will investigate causes of delay and assist with reports explaining the results. Work also includes assessing the financial consequences of delay, disruption and claims.

The post involves reviewing project documents, programmes and budgets, assembling claims material and supporting negotiations or formal dispute-resolution processes. Analysts contribute to independent project reviews and recommendations on project management. They also help prepare service proposals, follow developments affecting the construction sector, and attend relevant client meetings, workshops and events.

Applicants should hold an engineering degree and have one to three years of relevant experience in major projects, claims, disputes or consultancy. A civil or construction specialism is advantageous. The employer requests excellent French, strong analytical and writing skills, and advanced Office proficiency, particularly Excel.

Familiarity with planning or programme‑analysis tools is beneficial. Registration with the Quebec engineering order, or eligibility to register, is an advantage. The firm's international staffing model includes work with colleagues across borders.