Claim Managers
Responsibilities:
- Preserve company’s interests and entitlements under the contract, by implementing effective Change Management, Claims Management and dispute resolution, strategy, procedures and processes.
- Implementation and achievement of the company claims strategies, including claims’ KPIs, to ensure all claims are managed, progressed and resolved in a timely manner.
- Establish the timelines for approval and resolution of changes/variations/claims in accordance with the provisions of the respective contracts.
- Manage all the project related change requests documents including preparation and submittal of all the supporting document/information in accordance with the Change Management processes.
- Review, analyze changes/variations/claims and recommend resolutions with respect to merit and quantum, and raise counter claims and back-charges against the client or subcontractors, where applicable.
- Collaborate with technical functions and legal, in the integrated claim team constituted by technicians, lawyers and planning specialists, to define the correct evaluation and quantification of the time impacts, change orders and claims.
- Collaborate with Project Control function to identify, define and quantify the costs related to change orders and claims.
- Evaluate the opportunity to integrate the subcontractors’ changes and claims toward clients and vice versa.
- Where required support the company in any arbitration or dispute resolution cases.
- Reports on claim status and strategies to Management.
Forensic Planners
Responsibilities:
- Perform analysis of the projects’ schedules, and parameters commonly used in the project planning and control, for the preparation and evaluation of major changes, issued and received, both to and from clients and subcontractors.
- Support project team in the preparation of major change order requests, including delay analysis and disruption analysis.
- Evaluate Extension of Time (EOT) claims, conduct delay impact assessments, and prepare Time Impact Analysis (TIA) as required using leading FSA methodologies.
