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Exciting Careers At Saipem Contracting Nigeria Limited (SCNL) – Port Harcourt

Exciting Careers At Saipem Contracting Nigeria Limited (SCNL) –Port Harcourt

Saipem Contracting Nigeria Limited (SCNL) is a subsidiary of SAIPEM S.p.A., a global leader in Engineering, Procurement, Installation and Construction.

Due to the expansion of our operations in Nigeria, we are seeking for highly qualified, pro-active, fast learning, well organized and motivated resources for the following positions within the Company. Senior Contract Manager

JOB CODE: SCM LOCATION: Port Harcourt

Responsibilities

Reviews all contract documents to ensure proper managing of the relevant risk profiles Administration of on-going main contract and subcontracts in accordance with Company procedure Ensure that all contractual procedures are implemented and maintained Prepares correspondence and maintains records necessary to ensure the effective administration of all contractual matters Assists in preparation and managing of contract change and claim analysis and resolution Ensure all warranty, bonds, insurances, guarantees ,etc. are in place and maintained and updated in accordance with the Contract and subcontracts Investigates problems and recommends corrective action Handles all contract close out procedures .

Qualification and Experience

A degree in Civil Engineering, Law, Economics or Project Management from a reputable university Minimum of 10 years applicable experience preferably in fertilizer Ipipeline projects Specialized knowledge in Contract law Strong negotiation skills Detail-oriented and high productivity Excellent analytical and problem solving skills Good Interpersonal sklls Result-oriented attitude Junior Contract Manager

JOB CODE: JCM LOCATION: Port Harcourt

Responsibilities

Reviews all contract documents to ensure proper managing of the relevant risk profiles, Administration of on-going main contract and subcontracts in accordance with Company procedures Ensure that all contractual procedures are implemented and maintained Prepares correspondence and maintains records necessary to ensure the effective administration of all contractual procedures Assist in the preparation and managing of contract change and claim analysis and resolution Ensure all warranties bonds, insurances guarantees, etc. are in place and maintained and updated in accordance with the Contract and subcontracts Investigates problems ad recommends corrective action Handles all contract close-out procedures

Qualification and Experience

A degree in Civil Engineering, Law, Economics or Project Management from a reputable university Minimum of 2 years applicable experience preferably in fertilizer /pipeline projects Specialized knowledge in Contract law Strong negotiation skills Detail-oriented and high productivity Excellent analytical and problem solving skills Good Interpersonal skills Result-oriented attitude

Method of Application

Qualified applicants (Nigerian national only) should send their resume to scnl.recruitment@saipem.com stating the job code as the subject of the application within 2 weeks of this publication. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted Multiple applications will be disqualified

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