Construction Subcontracts Engineer

CCL Global is recruiting for a Construction Subcontracts Engineer to support a major energy project.

The position will support the management and administration of construction subcontracts across Mechanical, Buildings and E&I scopes on a major EPIC project.

Contract: Ltd company contract

Working Pattern: Full-time – 5.5 days per week

Sector: Energy / Oil & Gas

Key Responsibilities

* Manage and administer construction subcontract packages.

* Monitor subcontractor performance and contractual compliance.

* Review and validate subcontractor progress payments.

* Manage contractual correspondence, notices and responses.

* Identify and assess variations, claims, delays and cost impacts.

* Review Site Technical Queries, Site Instructions and Deviation Requests.

* Support negotiations on new prices and commercial changes with subcontractors.

* Manage extra works, back charges, liquidated damages and subcontract close-out.

* Support change management and forecast analysis.

* Assist with completion certification and subcontract documentation.

* Work closely with Project Management and construction teams throughout project delivery.

Experience

* 3–5 years' experience in Quantity Surveying and/or Construction Subcontracts.

* Previous experience within the Oil & Gas or Energy sectors.

* Experience supporting large construction projects.

* Onshore construction experience is essential.

* Experience with subcontract administration, variations, claims, progress measurement and commercial negotiations.

* Candidates with a combination of onshore and offshore experience are welcome.

Candidate Requirements

Applicants must currently reside in the UK and hold full, permanent UK right to work. Sponsorship is not available for this position.

If you have experience in Quantity Surveying, Construction Subcontracts or Contract Administration within major Oil & Gas, Energy or industrial construction projects, we want to hear from you
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed