Responsibilities

• Ensure that the quantities of work executed are aligned to the estimates produced
• Maintain and promote a safe working environment and demonstrate correct HSE behaviors and leadership.
• Remeasuring offshore quantities where there has been a change from initial estimate and recalculation of the Project Contract / P.O. values
• Submission of variation and contract amendment requests and claims in accordance with contract requirements
• Negotiating and agreeing final “out - turn costs with client
• Input to contract administration in accordance with WOOD commercial policies and procedures.
• Input to project invoicing in accordance with terms and conditions of contract such that cash position maximized
• Assistance with cost / value reporting and end life forecasting on project in accordance with WOOD policies and procedures such that the appropriate values are reflected in the management accounts.
• Assistance with final accounts and close out of Project Contracts / P. Os in accordance with contract requirements.
• Input to client cost reports
• Involvement with the application of risk management techniques.
• Assistance with the evaluation of sub - contractors’ claims.

Skills / Qualifications Qualifications:

• University graduate or above in Quantity Surveying, Law, Business Studies, or other appropriate discipline.

Knowledge, skills, and experience:

• Extensive experience in senior commercial roles in the oil and gas industry, ideally in both Operator and Contractor environments.
• Specific competencies to be in accordance with role requirement