Job Description

Post-Contract Management

Administer the post-contract phase, including valuations, variations, claims, and cost reporting. Prepare and submit interim payment applications and final accounts. Monitor project costs against budget and forecast financial outcomes. Review contractor claims, change orders, and assist in negotiations. Manage contract correspondence and maintain proper documentation.

Material Specification & Compliance

Review and verify material specifications against contract documents, BOQ, drawings, and technical requirements. Ensure all materials comply with approved project specifications and client standards. Coordinate with procurement and engineering teams regarding approved vendors and suppliers. Evaluate material submittals and support the approval process. Assist in resolving material-related discrepancies or disputes.

Cost Control & Reporting

Conduct cost analysis and prepare detailed cost reports for management. Track material costs and assess cost impacts of changes or substitutions. Support value engineering initiatives without compromising quality or compliance.

Coordination & Communication

Liaise with project managers, design consultants, site engineers, procurement, and finance teams. Attend project meetings and provide commercial input when required. Maintain strong communication with subcontractors and suppliers regarding pricing, variations, and material compliance.

Risk & Claims Management

Identify contractual and commercial risks related to materials and project changes. Prepare and assess claims, extensions of time (EOT), and cost impacts. Ensure adherence to contractual procedures and timelines.

Qualifications & Experience

Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline. Minimum 8-12 years of relevant experience, preferably in post-contract roles.
Job Type: Full-time

Application Question(s):

Are you willing to work without your family in Kwajalein, Marshall Island? * What is your expected salary?