Qualifications
Minimum Requirements:Bachelor's degree with 4+ years of experience in Contract Administration in a field role focusing on municipal, water, or wastewater infrastructure projects, or a Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) eligible for certification with ASET with 6 years of relevant experience.A valid Alberta driving license and access to a vehicle.Preferred Qualifications:Over 10 years of experience in a field role related to municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects.Familiarity with construction project sequencing (e.g. mobilization, shop drawing reviews, construction, start-up and commissioning, project closeout, etc.).Proficient in reading and interpreting engineering construction drawings and specifications.Ability to work collaboratively in teams, adapt to changing demands, make decisive choices under pressure, and maintain composure while interacting with internal and external personnel.
About the job
AECOM is on the lookout for a Construction Contract Administrator to join our team in delivering essential municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects throughout Northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories.
In this pivotal role, you will be immersed in the construction environment, collaborating closely with diverse project teams, clients, and contractors to guarantee that our projects are executed safely, efficiently, and uphold the highest quality standards. This position is perfect for a field-oriented professional who thrives on navigating complex challenges, fostering teamwork, and playing a vital role in the infrastructure that enhances community resilience.
Key Responsibilities:
- Engage with construction and field services teams across the Prairie District to ensure uniformity in field service delivery.
- Collaborate with project teams, clients, and contractors to address technical field-related challenges.
- Assess submittals, as-built documents, and asset management records for commissioning and handover.
- Oversee construction quality, performance, and compliance with codes.
- Coordinate inspections, manage RFIs/submittals, and furnish project updates.
- Facilitate change management processes, including site instructions, change orders, and resolution of claims or delays.
- Attend and document construction and commissioning meetings, as well as field activities.
- Coordinate testing and commissioning tasks, including process equipment.
- Enforce and maintain project-specific safety plans and QA/QC documentation.
- Authorize contractor payments, manage statutory holdbacks, and assist with risk, schedule, cost, and claims management.
About AECOM
Join Us in Changing the World.At AECOM, we are committed to delivering a better world. Whether it’s improving your daily commute, ensuring reliable electricity, providing access to clean water, or transforming city skylines, our work enhances the quality of life for individuals and communities. As a leading global infrastructure consulting firm, we partner with clients to tackle the world’s most intricate challenges and build enduring legacies for future generations.Now is an exceptional time to join AECOM. With the surge in global infrastructure investments, our services are more sought after than ever. We welcome your innovative ideas and aspirations to become part of a global team of over 50,000 planners, designers, engineers, scientists, digital innovators, program and construction managers, and other professionals dedicated to projects that make a substantial and positive impact worldwide.We are united by a common purpose: to deliver a better world. Become a part of our team.
