NES Fircroft partnering with construction industry giant to support development of a CCS project in Wales. The client is looking for an experienced Quantity Surveyor / Contracts Engineer to join the project on a contract basis, working Monday to Friday on site full time, 5 days per week. Candidates will receive strong day rates and the chance to work on a flagship client project progressing the UK's journey to cleaner energy.
Job Purpose
The Contracts Engineer (CE) will be responsible for the administration of the EPCM Contract and all works package contractor and supplier contracts. The CE will provide the project team guidance on contractual matters, monitor contractual payment, variations and contractor claims during the execution of the EPCM Contract and all works package contracts. The CE will:
- Ensure efficient administration of the EPCM Contract and related contract issues.
- Monitor compliance of contractual obligations.
- Review contractor's entitlement to payments and ensure such payments are made on time.
- Report contract and commercial status of the EPC Contract.
- Ensure EPC and related insurances are provided.
- Report contract and commercial status of the works package contracts.
- Ensure related insurances are provided to site management.
Key Responsibilities
- Support compliance with the EPCM and related work package contracts.
- Provide guidance and direction in respect of the provisions and extent of the EPCM and Works Package Contracts.
- Minimise exposure to variations and claims.
- Review and advise the EPCM contractor's application for payment milestones, statements of the contractor.
- Review and support the work package contractor's application for payment milestones, statements of the contractor.
- Review variation proposals, variation orders and ensure status of contractual commitments is maintained.
Qualifications & Experience
The CE will have at least 5-10 years relevant experience in management of large capital work contracts in oil & gas, petrochemical or energy developments. Additionally, the CE will have:
- Thorough working knowledge of and experience in contract management principles and practices.
- Analytical and negotiation skills and team working through behavior & influence.
- Demonstrated strong listening and communication skills with high energy and commitment.
- A "can do" attitude and ability to perform in difficult situations.
- Strong teamwork skills.