Apply contract interpretation and claims expertise as an ACCIONA Subcontract Coordinator supporting an active rail construction project. This field-office and office-based role may require site travel.
The Subcontract Coordinator manages contractual aspects of rail construction delivery and oversees a small team of contract administrators. The work covers subcontract compliance, change management, claims, commercial risk, reporting, and coordination with project teams. ACCIONA's Canadian infrastructure work provides the project context.
Key Responsibilities:
- Administer subcontracts, supplier agreements, and consultant agreements
- Interpret contract documents, specifications, drawings, schedules, and regulations
- Manage changes, variations, pricing, approvals, and schedule impacts
- Support claims, disputes, negotiations, and time extensions
- Maintain contract records, registers, dates, milestones, and notices
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in a related construction, legal, engineering, or business field
- Five-plus years managing contracts on major infrastructure or rail projects
- Strong knowledge of construction contracts
- Understanding of rail delivery methods, including Design-Build and PPP
- Experience with change orders, claims, and dispute resolution
Bring rail contract administration, claims management, and commercial risk expertise to ACCIONA's infrastructure project delivery team.
Rail Construction Contract Coordinator in Ottawa employer: acciona
ACCIONA is an exceptional employer that champions sustainable development and innovative infrastructure solutions, making a significant impact on communities across Canada. With a strong commitment to employee growth, ACCIONA fosters a collaborative work culture where professionals can thrive while contributing to transformative projects like the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension. Join us in a dynamic environment that not only prioritizes your career advancement but also plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges such as climate change and urban mobility.
