Senior Consultant - Contract Manager

Sccsinternational; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 200,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Turner and Townsend in Riyadh is recruiting a Senior Consultant, Contract Manager to join its Contract Services team. The role delivers contract development, contract management, dispute resolution and claims management across the region.

The holder will support subject matter experts and help grow the contract services division. Backgrounds in quantity surveying, commercial management, engineering or law are accepted, with degrees in quantity surveying, civil engineering or construction

Qualifications

• Hands-on knowledge of standard forms of contract and claims management.
• Experience in dispute avoidance or dispute resolution in built environment.
• Contract administration and commercial management experience across construction sectors.

Skills

Contract knowledge

Claims management

Dispute resolution

Contract administration

Commercial management

Education

Quantity surveying degree

Civil engineering degree

Construction management degree

Master's degree in construction law

Job description

Turner and Townsend is recruiting a Senior Consultant, Contract Manager, into its Contract Services team in Riyadh. That team delivers contract development, contract management, dispute resolution and claims management across the region, and the advert is written for someone who has already done that work in a consultancy or for a contractor.

The advert asks for hands on knowledge of standard forms of contract, of claims management, and of dispute avoidance or dispute resolution in the built environment. Contract administration and commercial management experience are both named, across a range of construction sectors and project types.

The holder supports the subject matter experts already working in the region and is expected to help the contract services division grow. The backgrounds accepted are quantity surveying, commercial management, engineering or law. The advert asks for a degree in quantity surveying, civil engineering or construction management, and describes a master's degree in construction law as desirable, whether already held or currently being studied for.

Chartered membership is preferred, with MCIArb, MCIOB, MRICS and FRICS all named. Applicants need a demonstrable record of providing contract and claims services in the property sector, together with strong communication and interpersonal skills. No salary and no closing date are published.