About Systech
The COVID-19 pandemic and the restriction on travel globally has presented challenges with gaining access to certain regions. However, our services are expected to be in high demand from 2021 and therefore we are proactively recruiting accordingly. The vacancy listed is therefore subject to the candidate being able to obtain a visa and enter the country. This does not apply if you are based locally.
Established in the UK in 1991, and active in Australia since 2005 Systech International continues to grow providing responsive, high quality multi-disciplinary services to support the delivery of major construction, infrastructure, and energy projects. We have been and continue to be involved in Australia’s largest and most iconic projects including Sydney Light Rail, Barangaroo Towers and The North East Link Project.
Our team of over 500 professionals deliver services over the full lifespan of projects – from bid to handover – from our offices across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific and the Americas.
Role
Systech have several exciting opportunities available to Claims Consultants who are interested in relocating to Australia. The role will be based in either our Sydney or Melbourne offices with regional travel occasionally required.
As a Claims Consultant, you will be responsible for providing clients with effective and accurate contractual and claims advice, based on detailed and thorough forensic examination and analysis of project information and data.
You will also be required to prepare and write formal quantum and commercial claims reports, working independently and with minimum supervision, to put forward reasoned, logical arguments to support claims events and assist with the presentation and negotiation of successful claims.
Responsibilities
- Analysis of facts and evidence including records and notices
- To give clients an honest appraisal of their contractual and commercial position
- Advise clients on claims strategy, making recommendations on how our client’s specific claim objectives can be achieved
- Preparation, negotiation and presentation of quantum, delay and disruption claims
Individual
- British Degree (Preferably BSc in Quantity Surveying or similar, a 2:1 or higher ideally)
- Have obtained MRICS and MCIArb membership status and/or a post-graduate legal qualification (LLM)
- Minimum 10 years of major infrastructure project experience
- Extensive knowledge of main standard forms of contract including NEC and JCT
- Must be able to demonstrate the necessary experience and expertise in producing delay & disruption claims
- Experience of dispute avoidance and resolution.
- Must have a strong interest in working overseas for a British consultancy
- UK passport holders preferred (preferable for foreign worker visa requirements) Other nationalities will be considered (visa restrictions may apply in some locations)
- Must be mobile, flexible and have an excellent health record
For more information on this role or to discuss our other current opportunities, please contact the Recruitment Team at [email protected]
