Commercial Assurance Director

Sccsinternational; Qatar; On-site; QAR 446,000 - 781,000; Full time

Job summary

Power International Holding in Qatar seeks a Commercial Assurance Director to oversee commercial and cash assurance across the project portfolio. The role focuses on interrogating reports, validating positions against source documents, and identifying losses, uncertified earned value, stale receivables, and contractual exposure before leadership review.

Key duties include validating cash flow, work in progress and collections against certificates and ageing receivables, and separating client

Responsibilities

• Validate cash flow, work in progress and collections against certification documents and receivables ageing.
• Assess interim payment certificates, bills of quantities, variation orders, claims and cost value reconciliation.
• Evaluate contractual notices, rejection letters and dispute correspondence for financial and contractual substance.
• Identify losses, uncertified earned value, stale receivables and contractual exposure.
• Enter commercial, contractual and revenue risks into the PMO issues log with owners and evidence.
• Interrogate figures reported by operating entities and validate against source documents.

Skills

Cash flow analysis

Commercial analysis

Contractual risk assessment

Job description

Power International Holding is recruiting a Commercial Assurance Director in Qatar.

The posting describes ownership of commercial and cash assurance across the project portfolio, covering:

• cash flow
• work in progress
• certifications
• collections
• commercial exposure

The employer sets out the role as interrogating figures reported by its operating entities rather than relaying them, validating reported positions against source documents, and identifying losses, uncertified earned value, stale receivables, contractual exposure and material movements in reporting before they reach leadership unannounced.

Listed duties include validating cash flow, work in progress and collections against certification documents and receivables ageing, and separating genuine client disputes from work completed but not submitted or certified because of internal process gaps.

The commercial analysis element covers interim payment certificate cycles, bills of quantities, variation orders, claims and cost value reconciliation, and the assessment of contractual notices, rejection letters and dispute correspondence to establish their financial and contractual substance.

The role also evaluates cost performance index and estimate at completion movements from a contractor's position, including the credibility of recovery plans, and enters commercial, contractual and revenue risks into the project management office issues log with owners, actions and evidence. No salary is stated and no closing date is given.