Construction Claims Manager
Duties:
- Assists project staff with the prevention, management and defense of claims including the
management of issues with claims potential.
- Claim Prevention – Periodic monitoring of, and feedback on, the management of projects
and the administration of construction contracts.
- Claim Preparation – Review of the project documents and records along with other
pertinent information to support the District’s position.
o Establishes entitlement
o Develops impacted schedule analysis
o Evaluates damages
o Claim Analysis
o Delay impact analysis
o Standard care evaluations
o Productivity analysis
o Merit analysis
o Contract/entitlement analysis
o Cause/effect analysis
o Schedule analysis
o Assessment of damages
o Report preparation
o Claim Resolution
o Negotiation and mediation support
o Arbitration and litigation support
o Coordinate and provide leadership for claims team supporting district New
Construction project
- Claim Management and Defense
o Review and analyze project documents and records along with other pertinent
information to establish support for the District’s position
o Assist project staff with the management of issues affecting time and cost
o Review drawings, specifications, submittals, RFI’s, etc., to determine issue merit
o Evaluate contractor’s standard of care in managing issues
o Evaluate issue contribution to the cause/effect of impacts such as disruption, re-
sequencing and delays
o Recommend issue management approaches to mitigate impact
o Analyze contractor time extension requests
o Evaluate entitlement to time extensions
o Evaluate compensability
o Prepare owner’s time extension evaluation alternate to contractor’s proposals
o Evaluate requests for increased, extended and unabsorbed field and home office
overhead
o Evaluate requests of productivity loss reimbursement
o Evaluate contractor’s direct cost claims
o Negotiation and mediation support
o Arbitration and litigation support
o Written report preparation
o Verbal presentations
o Graphics preparation in support of analysis conclusions
Experience:
- Minimum of 7 years experience analyzing construction claims on large commercial or
public projects or programs, including 5 years supervising a technical team of varying skill
levels in support of construction claims.
- General working knowledge of California Public Contract Code.
Education:
- Graduation from a recognized college or university with BA or BS in Architecture,
Engineering, Planning, Construction Management, Law or related field.
- Completion of 10-hour Cal OAHA Occupational Safety and Health
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