Contract Administrator
Vacancy Number: PUB408626
Australia, BRISBANE, 4000
Fulltime: 40 hrs a week
Experience: 2 years
Closing: August 05, 2024
Introduction
Brunel are proud to partner with our client who are looking to add a Contract Administrator to their team. This role has opened due to an increase in project load with some exciting new projects starting soon!
This client are long standing in the QLD construction industry known for their work with Industrial New Build and Fit Out projects. The projects value from $10m - $100m.
Their commitment to flexibility, diversity and career development is shown through their industry-high average tenure with many great examples of employees working with way through the ranks into higher level positions.
What are you going to do
Responsibilities:
- Providing expert guidance on procurement and contract administration procedures to maintain consistent best practices.
- Effectively managing contract securities, insurances, claims, and variations under the head contract and key subcontracts.
- Coordinating and preparing comprehensive monthly progress reports to meet project reporting requirements.
- Collaborating with stakeholders to address any commercial challenges and maintain project momentum.
Essential skills and knowledge
- Qualification in Construction Management or similar.
- Strong knowledge of commercial and financial aspects involved within a construction project.
- Experience as a Contract Administrator on Commercial Construction projects preferably in the Food, Education, Government or Industrial industries.
- Able to motivate yourself and others, work independently and ask for help when required.
- Experience using construction management software.
- Client focused approach with ability to forge relationships and build rapport.
What we offer
- Paid parental leave.
- Professional development encouraged specifically when aiming to progress into leadership roles.
- Internal and external training courses provided and encouraged.
- Flexible working arrangements in place.
- Joining an established business with structured processes and procedures in place.