7 Construction Disputes jobs

• APAC Managing Director – Testified Expert Witness
  Australia - Circa £300k Negotiable and DOE plus Bonus

  A new requirement for a Managing Director, based in Australia to lead and grow the APAC region of the expert construction disputes division of a highly-reputable, premium management consulting firm.

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• APAC Managing Director
  Singapore - Circa £300k Negotiable and DOE plus Bonus

  A new requirement for a Managing Director, based in Singapore to lead and grow the APAC region of the expert construction disputes division of a highly-reputable, premium management consulting firm.

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• APAC Managing Director – Testified Expert Witness
  Hong Kong - Circa £300k Negotiable & DOE plus Bonus

  A new requirement for a Managing Director, based in Hong Kong to lead and grow the APAC region of the expert construction disputes division of a highly-reputable, premium management consulting firm.

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• Associate Director – Quantum
  Sydney, New South Wales - Circa $220- $250k AUS (Negotiable)

  A Sydney, Australia-based claims and disputes consultancy is seeking an Associate Director in Quantum to carry out exciting and complex commissions.

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• Associate Director Quantum
  Sydney, Australia - AUS $220k to $300k

  A specialist claims, disputes, arbitration and construction expert consultancy in Sydney, Australia is seeking an Associate Director in Quantum to carry out complex and high value commissions.

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• Senior Director, Quantum Expert Services
  London - £130K Plus Bonus

  A Senior Director is required to join and run part of the Quantum team within a premium specialist Construction Arbitration and construction dispute consultancy based in London.

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• Associate Director Delay Analysis
  Hong Kong Island - to HK$1.2M plus benefits

  An Associate Director Delay Analysis job based in Hong Kong to work with Delay Experts on a range of high value international projects that are working through the dispute process and may result in arbitration.

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