Claims, Disputes & Expert Witness

Rotate is currently representing a fantastic consultancy, who are looking for Delay Analysts at either Consultant or Senior Consultant level to join their expanding team of Planners and Delay Analysts. The successful individual will work on a broad range of commissions across the construction and engineering sectors, supporting complex projects and dispute resolution matters. ​ Key Responsibilities: Carrying out detailed forensic investigations into project delays. Preparing prospective and retrospective delay analyses for a variety of construction and engineering projects. This includes gathering and reviewing technical information, analysing evidence of delays, and presenting findings clearly in both programmes and written reports. Developing new construction programmes and resequencing existing ones to ensure live projects progress efficiently and effectively. Producing reports for use in negotiations and formal dispute resolution processes, such as mediation, adjudication, and litigation — acting either as an advocate or as an assistant to an independent expert. Preparing and defending extension of time claims on behalf of employers, main contractors, and sub-contractors. Providing live project planning support, either independently or as part of a client team. ​ ​ Essential Requirements: A degree in a relevant construction-related discipline. A minimum of three years’ experience as a construction project planner. Proficiency with planning software including Primavera P6, Asta Powerproject, and Microsoft Project. A solid understanding of standard forms of contract, particularly NEC and JCT. A good understanding of construction law as it relates to planning and delay. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. The ability to work effectively as part of a team as well as independently. Strong organisational skills and the capability to manage multiple commissions simultaneously. A sound understanding of construction techniques and methodologies. Flexibility and adaptability to meet changing project requirements. ​ ​ Desirable Attributes: At least five years’ experience in construction project planning. A detailed understanding of various delay analysis methodologies and their practical application. Proven experience within the dispute resolution arena. Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., CIOB, RICS, APM). ​ ​ The Opportunity: They offer a competitive remuneration package and the chance to join a growing, well-respected consultancy with an excellent reputation within the construction and engineering sectors. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to develop their career in a specialist and collaborative environment.  Please note - if you are looking to pivot into a Delay analysis role from a main construction planning position, we would very much welcome a conversation with you too! 

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We are currently working with a fantastic, independent consultancy who are looking for Quantum Consultants and Senior Consultants to join their growing team. The successful applicants will work on a wide variety of commissions, both independently and collaboratively, supporting clients across the construction and engineering sectors. We are specifically looking for candidates with experience within the residential, hotels, commercial, leisure, education and healthcare sectors, though will gladly speak with those from other variations.  ​ Key Responsibilities Conducting forensic investigations of project accounts. Preparing final accounts to adjudication standard. Calculating damages arising from project delays or breaches of contract. Preparing written reports for use in dispute resolution proceedings, including mediation, adjudication, and litigation — acting either as an advocate or as an independent expert. Representing or defending parties in formal proceedings such as adjudication and mediation. Providing commercial support on live projects, including management of client teams and delivery of commercial advice. ​ ​ Essential Requirements A minimum of five years’ experience as a Quantity Surveyor, either from a client or contractor background. Proven experience delivering commercial support in a client-facing environment. Strong working knowledge of standard forms of contract, including NEC and JCT. Experience in procurement strategy and contract administration. A solid understanding of construction law, particularly in relation to the assessment and calculation of damages. Excellent teamwork skills with the ability to work autonomously when required. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including report writing and presentation. Flexibility to adapt to changing client and project requirements. The ability to manage multiple commissions, as well as coordinate and oversee other team members. A good understanding of construction techniques and industry practices. A relevant degree in construction or a related discipline. ​ ​ Desirable Attributes A postgraduate qualification in construction law or a related subject. Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g. RICS, CIOB, CIArb). Demonstrable experience working in the dispute resolution field. Experience acting as or assisting an Expert Witness. ​ ​ The Offer They offer a competitive remuneration package and the opportunity to work with a respected and expanding consultancy renowned for its expertise and integrity across the construction and engineering sectors. ​

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