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Contract Manager – Offshore T&I (FIDIC)
Location: Hybrid (Scotland) with project travel
Turner Lovell are recruiting on behalf of a leading global EPC organisation delivering major energy infrastructure projects in the UK. Our client is a key player in the development of HVDC interconnector systems, supporting the transition to a more resilient and sustainable energy network.
We are looking for an experienced Contract Manager to take ownership of the commercial and contractual management of offshore transport & installation (T&I) works on a high-profile HVDC project.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead administration of the offshore T&I subcontract, ensuring full contractual compliance
- Manage contractual correspondence, notices, and maintain auditable records
- Handle claims, variations, and Extension of Time (EOT) assessments
- Evaluate entitlement, delays, and commercial impacts
- Act as the key contractual interface with offshore contractors
- Monitor contractor performance and align contracts with overall delivery strategy
- Identify and mitigate commercial risks across the package
- Support dispute resolution and strategic commercial decisions
- Collaborate closely with project controls, engineering, and delivery teams
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What We’re Looking For
- Proven experience in offshore or infrastructure contract management (8+ years)
- Strong knowledge of FIDIC contracts
- Experience managing claims, variations, and delay/EOT analysis
- Background in offshore cable installation or marine projects is highly desirable
- Ability to operate independently in a senior, high-impact role
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills


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Why Apply?
- Work on a flagship UK energy infrastructure project
- Join a globally recognised EPC contractor
- Take ownership of a critical contract package with real strategic impact
- Be part of the journey towards a cleaner, more connected energy future
If this sounds like your next challenge and you’re keen to play a key role in delivering major energy infrastructure projects, please apply or contact Yana Arif
07939 391748
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