FIDIC Contracts Management Director

Overview

Fidic Contracts Management Director

Fidic Engineer

What You'Ll Be Doing

• Lead the
• day to day contract administration
• for multiple infrastructure contracts under FIDIC.
• Advise and support the
• Engineer s Determinations
• in accordance with Sub Clause 3.
• Oversee issuance and review of:
• Instructions, notices, determinations, and certificates
• Extension of Time (EOT) assessments
• Payment certifications and adjustments
• Ensure strict adherence to
• contractual notice provisions
• , timelines, and procedural requirements.
• Establish a
• portfolio wide claims strategy
• , in coordination with QIC and its Delivery Partners, covering:
• Variations
• Delay and disruption
• Employer/Contractor risk events
• Lead evaluation of Contractor claims and Employer counter claims under the contract.
• Oversee preparation and negotiation of:
• Final Account agreements
• Amicable settlements
• Position papers for Dispute Avoidance/Adjudication Boards (DAAB/DAB).
• Minimize escalation to formal dispute resolution through
• early intervention and structured negotiation
• .
• Develop and implement
• contract risk management frameworks
• across all packages.
• Maintain a consolidated
• contract risk register
• aligned with project controls and schedule risks.
• Advise project leadership on
• commercial exposure, entitlement risks, and mitigation strategies
• .
• Support value protection and ensure cost integrity across the portfolio.
• Review of contract conditions and amendments to standard FIDIC forms
• Ensure consistency between
• tender assumptions, awarded contracts, and delivery obligations
• .
• Support standardized
• contract management processes, templates, and reporting
• across all projects.
• Provide regular
• commercial dashboards
• to senior leadership, including:
• Claims status
• EOT exposure
• Financial risk and contingency usage
• Ensure alignment with
• Employer governance, audit, and compliance requirements
• Act as a senior commercial interface for the Engineer with:
• Employer representatives
• Contractors and joint ventures
• Legal counsel and advisors
• Support relationship management while maintaining contractual neutrality and robustness.

What Required Skills You'Ll Bring

• Bachelor s Degree in Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or related field.
• Postgraduate qualification in

Commercial Management

• preferred.
• Professional memberships desirable:

• MRICS And FRICS

• CIArb
• PMI or equivalent
• Expert knowledge of
• FIDIC 1999 and 2017 editions
• (Red & Yellow Books essential).
• Deep understanding of
• DBB and D&B contracting models
• for large infrastructure works.
• Strong expertise in:
• EOT analysis
• Disruption claims
• Variations and valuation principles