89 Delay and Forensic Planning jobs in UK

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Associate Director Forensic Planning

Birmingham - Negotiable (DOE)
Associate Director Forensic Planning job vacancy in the construction sector to join a large multidisciplinary consultancy in their Birmingham office.
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Associate Director Forensic Planning

Glasgow - Negotiable (DOE)
Associate Director Forensic Planning job vacancy in the construction sector to join a large multidisciplinary consultancy in their Glasgow office.
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Delay Associate Director

London - £95,000 to £120,000
Delay Associate Director job role for an experienced Delay Analyst to work on a variety of building construction delays and claims assignments.
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Director Forensic Planning

London - c£110,000plus
Director Forensic Planning job vacancy in the construction sector to join a large multidisciplinary consultancy in their London office and WFH.
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Construction Delay Analyst

London - £50k - £70k DOE plus Discretionary Bonus
A fantastic entry level / early career construction Delay Analyst job vacancy to assist a highly respected delay expert witness and delay team on a variety of domestic and international construction disputes.
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Delay Analyst

London - £40k - £60k (DOE)
An entry-level Delay Analysis role exists in central London. You will work within the specialist claims and disputes division of a large multinational consultancy.
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Managing Consultant Delay Analyst

London - Circa £65k - £85k plus Bonus
Our client is a bespoke, London based claims and disputes consultancy searching for a Managing Consultant level Delay Analyst to join their growing team.
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Senior Consultant Delay Analyst

London - Circa £50k - £65k plus Bonus
Our client is a bespoke, London based claims and disputes consultancy searching for a Senior Consultant level Delay Analyst to join their growing team.
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Consult Level Delay Analyst

London - Circa £40k - £55k plus Bonus
Our client is a bespoke, London based claims and disputes consultancy searching for an entry level Delay Analyst to join their growing team.
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Lead Testifying Delay Expert

London - Negotiable package plus bonus
Delay Expert job vacancy in London
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About Delay Professionals

A job as a Delay Analyst at any level is one of the most challenging but also rewarding paths you can take in construction. You can work for a variety of company types including Expert Witness consultancies, Claims Consultancies, or even directly for a contracting or consulting / client organisation as a live project claims support consultant.

As a Delay Analyst, your work will be scrutinised by Experts at the highest level whether it be by your peers, or by Barristers in a Court of Law. Due to this, expectations are high and it can be a high pressure job, which suits those who are perfectionists and who want to be seen as an expert in their construction discipline.

Your career as a Delay Analyst is usually begins once you have a few years of construction experience in one of a few possible disciplines. The usual discipline is predominantly construction planning, however people often come from a construction management or engineering background as the delay skills can be taught within some of the more established organisations.

The rewards in this exciting career are financial as well as offering mentally challenge and reward. You can often earn a far higher salary as a successful Delay Analyst, especially at the senior levels, than you otherwise might as a Senior Planner / Planning Manager within a Contracting or general Consulting organisation.

Maxim Recruitment is one of the leading experts in recruiting construction disputes professionals, and with a core discipline of general construction recruitment we could be no better placed to help you find the correct job within this exciting and rewarding sector, in the UK or internationally in locations such as Canada, Hong Kong or Dubai.

About The UK

The UK is a multicultural and well-known international player in most influential areas of world affairs. Accordingly, the UK is a great place to work and live. The UK’s construction industry is one of the largest contributors to the UK’s economy. Employing roughly 3 million people, the sector provides approximately between 9 and 10% of the UK’s workforce with employment.

The Construction industry in the UK consists of ¼ public sector and ¾ private sector, providing many diverse and varied job roles. From Quantity Surveyors to Planning Engineers to Quantum Delay Claims and Dispute jobs to name a few, the UK construction sector is a thriving industry. With the current average wage coming in at the 8^th highest in the UK job sectors, there is potential for that figure to increase with the sector continuing to grow.

The UK also has plenty to offer outside of work with extensive sports and leisure facilities for those with high energy and for those that prefer a more relaxed spare time.

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