Analyst - Construction and Infrastructure Consultant (Delay)

Sccsinternational; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Accuracy's Singapore office is recruiting an analyst to support disputes involving engineering, construction and infrastructure projects. The work serves clients ranging from subcontractors to owners and can involve assistance with negotiations or expert evidence in international arbitration.

Assignments may address delay, disruption and quantum, including cost overruns and comparisons between planned and actual progress.

Qualifications

• Strong academic record in civil, mechanical or industrial engineering.
• Interest in project management and energy or civil-engineering projects.
• Clear written and spoken English; other languages desirable.
• Numerical ability and attention to detail are essential.

Responsibilities

• Examine programmes, progress records and factual chronologies.
• Interpret contractual material and prepare reports for clients, courts and tribunals.
• Support negotiations or expert evidence in international arbitration.

Skills

Numerical ability

Commercial awareness

Attention to detail

Written and spoken English

Education

Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Tools

Advanced Office

VBA

Primavera P6

Microsoft Project

Job description

Analyst - Construction and Infrastructure Consultant (Delay)

Accuracy

Employer Accuracy Location Singapore, Singapore Contract Not stated Level Not stated Salary Salary not published Closes Not stated

What the role covers

Accuracy's Singapore office is recruiting an analyst to support disputes involving engineering, construction and infrastructure projects. The work serves clients ranging from subcontractors to owners and can involve assistance with negotiations or expert evidence in international arbitration. The analyst will provide technical analysis and help communicate the findings.

Daily tasks include:

• examining programmes
• progress records
• factual chronologies
• construction contracts

Assignments may address delay, disruption and quantum, including cost overruns and comparisons between planned and actual progress. The analyst will interpret contractual material and prepare reports and presentations for clients, courts and tribunals. The employer prefers a strong academic record in civil, mechanical or industrial engineering, together with an interest in project management and energy or civil-engineering projects.

Applicants should demonstrate numerical ability, commercial awareness and care with detail. Clear written and spoken English is requested. Other languages are desirable rather than essential.

Advanced Office, VBA, Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project skills are valued. The role requires both independent work and collaboration within a team.