Construction Claims and Delay Analysis, Senior Consultant

Sccsinternational; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Job summary

J.S. Held in Singapore seeks a Senior Consultant for construction claims and delay analysis, focusing on dispute resolution, contract management, and project advisory services.

The role requires extensive experience in critical path scheduling and reviewing drawings and specifications on active projects. Candidates should have eight+ years in forensic delay or planning, a recognised degree in construction management/engineering/quantity surveying, and at least five years on-site construction

Qualifications

• Eight+ years of forensic delay or planning experience in construction/engineering.
• Recognised undergraduate degree in construction management, engineering, quantity surveying or similar.
• Minimum five years on-site construction experience with an engineering or construction firm.

Responsibilities

• Provide construction advisory services including claims and dispute resolution, delay analysis, and scheduling.
• Review drawings, specifications and other engineering and construction documents.
• Participate in contract and change order management.

Skills

Forensic delay analysis

Delay scheduling

Claims & dispute resolution

Contract management

Drawings review

Education

Undergraduate degree in construction management/engineering/quantity surveying

Postgraduate qualification in construction law

Job description

Construction Claims and Delay Analysis, Senior Consultant

J.S. Held

Employer J.S. Held Location Singapore, Singapore Contract Permanent Level Senior Salary Salary not published Closes Not stated

What the role covers

A senior consultant post in the employer's construction advisory practice, for a candidate continuing a career in engineering and construction with a focus on claims and dispute resolution, delay analysis, project advisory services, and construction planning and scheduling.

The posting is aimed at a professional with knowledge or experience of contract and change order management, critical path scheduling analysis, and the review of drawings, specifications and other engineering and construction documents.

Prior experience on active engineering or construction projects is described as highly preferred, as an alternative to experience in claims and dispute resolution, delay analysis, project advisory services and construction planning and scheduling.

The required qualifications are eight or more years of forensic delay or planning experience in the construction and engineering industry, a recognised undergraduate degree in construction management, engineering, quantity surveying or similar from a leading university, and a minimum of five years of on-site construction experience with an engineering or construction firm.

A postgraduate qualification in construction law or similar is described as desirable but not essential, and chartered professional status or the equivalent is desired. The posting was released in May 2026. No salary and no closing date are published.