JOB PURPOSE: Monroe are currently looking for Delay Analysts at either Consultant or Senior Consultant level. The successful applicant will be required to work on a variety of commissions as part of a growing team of Planners and Delay Analysts. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES: Forensic investigation of project delays. The preparation of prospective and retrospective delay analyses across a wide variety of construction and engineering projects. This will include the assimilation of technical information along with evidence of delays and the presentation of information in both programmes and reports. Preparing programmes for new construction projects and the monitoring and resequencing of existing programmes to ensure live works are completed as quickly and efficiently as possible. The preparation of written reports for use in negotiation, as well as formal dispute resolution processes such as mediation, adjudication and litigation; prepared as either advocate or assistant to an independent expert. Preparation or defence of extension of time claims on behalf of employers, main contractors and sub-contractors. Working independently or with client teams to carry out ‘live’ planning assistance. The successful individual must have the following: A relevant construction degree. A minimum three years’ experience as a construction project planner. The ability to use planning software such as Primavera P6, Asta Powerproject and Microsoft Project. A good working knowledge of various standard forms of contract, including NEC and JCT. A degree of understanding of contract and law within the construction industry, with a particular understanding of matters relating to planning and delay. Excellent team working skills along with the ability to work autonomously. Strong written and oral presentation skills. Flexibility to adapt to changing requirements and circumstances. The ability to work and organise multiple commissions. An excellent knowledge of construction techniques. Additionally, the following attributes are desirable: Five years’ experience as a construction project planner. A detailed understanding of different methods of delay analysis and the ability to apply those methodologies, both prospectively and retrospectively. A proven track record of working in the dispute resolution field. Membership of an appropriate professional body.