CONTRACT MANAGER

Role & Responsibilities In-depth understanding of the awarded project contract including knowledge of construction industry standards, practices and regulations (Well-versed with the statutory and regulatory requirements including CIPAA and others regulatory bodies and laws). Estimating and managing construction costs in order to prevent any excessive expenses and optimize the quality at the same time. Forecast the cost of the different materials needed for the project. Prepare contracts, project budgets, bill of quantities and other related documentation. Track changes to the design and/or construction works and adjusting budget projections accordingly. Procure or agree the services of contractors and/or subcontractors who work on the construction of the project. Measure and value the work done on-site. Liaise with the client and other construction professionals such as general managers, project managers and site engineers. Contracts and procurement: Tasks include recording and monitoring variations to the contract and ascertaining the costs involved. Qualification & Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent from a recognized university. More than 15 years of strong work experience with roads & infrastructure projects preferably with government project. Proven ability to perform in a management capacity, excellent written and oral communications skills. Have a critical industry knowledge and skills to evaluate and apply construction management practices as a quantity surveyor and guarantees a high standard of professional and ethical competence. The ability to negotiate. Attention to detail and methodical approach to work. Strong numeracy and financial management skills. The ability to write clear and precise reports and to relate complex information in a simple way to a diverse range of people. Knowledge of past and current work processes, materials and legal matters.