Established in 1991, Systech continues to grow providing responsive, high quality multi-disciplinary services to support the delivery of major construction, infrastructure and energy projects. 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.
Delay Analyst
Role
We have an exciting opportunity for a Delay Analyst to be based in Montreal, Canada. The role will require you to be fluent in written and spoken French and able to work in Canada on a 6:1 rotation.
The role is a consultancy role and you must therefore be able to demonstrate an ability to work effectively in a client facing workplace.
Responsibilities
To take responsibility for the delivery of professional assignments
To carry out 'live' planning assistance where necessary
Carry out delay analysis autonomously
Ensure projects are delivered in accordance with the client requirements
Effectively consult the client on prolongation and EoT claims strategy
Draft narrative for delay claims
Individual
Must have a solid interest in working in Canada
Must hold a degree (construction-related field preferred)
A sound understanding of current construction methodologies
Full understanding of the various delay analysis methods
Good knowledge of contract conditions and law within the construction industry
Positive working knowledge of a variety of planning software (e.g. P6, Powerproject)
A persuasive track record in the delivery of claims
Robust oral and written communication and presentation skills
Presentable and articulate
Excellent organiser with proven time management skills
Fluent in written and spoken French
Location: Montreal
Hours: Full-time
Contract Type: Consultant
Salary: Competitive
Areas of Business: Dispute Resolution
Job ID: 02952F
📌 Delay Analyst Montreal
🏢 Systech
📍 Montreal
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