Senior Contract Administrator | Contracts Manager

With a Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management and over two decades of industry experience, this candidate has developed an impressive career trajectory through roles including Project Coordinator, Contracts Administrator, Project Manager, and, most recently, Senior Contracts Administrator. Over the last 15 years, he has demonstrated expertise in both project and commercial management, with a focus on large-scale, complex projects. He has spent the last number of years in his current role, honing his commercial expertise and mentoring junior staff while contributing to the delivery of projects valued between $5 and $50 million.

This candidate’s project portfolio spans industrial, manufacturing, food production, logistics, commercial, pharmaceutical, education, and civil sectors, with additional experience in international commercial projects. He has successfully managed projects with values ranging from $5 million to $50 million, including those in operational/live environments requiring intricate stakeholder coordination and compliance, such as at Melbourne Airport. His achievements include managing contractual risks and ensuring profitability while delivering high-quality outcomes under challenging conditions.

In recent roles, this candidate has taken on high-level responsibilities, including strategic commercial management, contract negotiation, risk mitigation, and team development. He is known for his strategic mindset, commercial acumen, and ability to mentor junior staff, fostering a collaborative and capable team environment. His professionalism, coupled with his emphasis on client communication and subcontractor relations, reflects his commitment to delivering exceptional results.

This candidate is ideally suited to a Senior Contract Administrator, Contract Administration Manager with a longer-term view at Contracts and Commercial Management, particularly within head contractors delivering projects with high complexity or operational (and contractural) challenges.