Contract Manager, GSI East Asia Pacific

Description

• Providing support as required to legal teams for Alternate Dispute Resolution / Formal Dispute Resolution & Litigation proceedings.
• Managing project insurance policies as per GE procedure. Compilation of data and evidences in support of notification, submission & settlement of insurance claims.
• Providing support in T&C negotiations with suppliers and subcontractors.
• Identify GE as well as customer/consortium and other third-party obligations and develop and implement the project commercial execution plan, including project claim strategy.
• Reviewing and redlining customer tender documents, sub-contracts, consortium agreements, pre-bid agreements etc with focus on scope, payment process, change order/variation order process, claim management, bonds, insurance, extension of time provisions etc.
• Working with ITO teams to implement risk control & mitigation through structured exchange of return of experience
• Managing change orders and variations as well as making claims facing customer, partners, suppliers and subcontractors and defence of claims made against GE.
• Responsible for management and administration of all project contractual activities from handover to OTR team and until all contractual obligations are complete and all contractual issues, whether facing customer or supplier/subcontractor, are resolved.
• Periodically share best practices and lessons learnt with project and functional teams.
• Ensuring regular review of risks and events and maintaining contemporary records in collaboration with project team/other functions for on time issuance of notifications and correspondence to preserve GE rights and remedies.
• Implementation of mandated contract management process.
• Providing advice on contract interpretation and for negotiation of claim settlements with customer, partners, suppliers and subcontractors.

Requirements

• Understanding of technical, commercial and legal principles in contract management.
• Problem solving, analytical skills and ability to address multiple competing deadlines in a strong matrix organisation.
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Quantity Surveying or Business Administration from an accredited university or college is required.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to perform as an individual contributor or collaboratively in a team, with proven interpersonal skills.
• At least 10 years of experience in Contract Management alongside understanding of turnkey EPC projects.

Benefits

• Formal legal/contract management training would be an advantage.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance