Contracts Manager at Jagal Group

Job Title: Contracts Manager
Job Location: Lagos

Jagal Group is a leading Nigerian conglomerate with operations in the Oil & Gas, Construction and Manufacturing industries. The company has been growing successfully over the past 40 years, and has become a valuable and respected contributor to the development of the country's economy.

Jagal offers diverse career opportunities across all its business activities. The Group's broad range of industries and services offer rewarding prospects for various professional backgrounds and can satisfy ambitions for a successful future career.

Course of Study: Business Administration/Management

Nigerdock’s fabrication yard is the standard by which excellence in the industry is measured. It has delivered on the country’s most important oil & gas construction projects including Total’s Usan and Akpo fields, ExxonMobil’s Erha and MIPS projects, Chevron’s Agbami and Escarvos Gas Projects as well as Shell’s Bonga project. The company’s capability includes construction of FPSO topside process modules, offshore platforms, flares, bridges and has built several of the world’s largest deepwater SPM buoys. The company is focused on becoming an FPSO topside integration centre for the industry.
Nigerdock is committed to the highest safety standards in the industry and has defined and maintained Health, Safety and Environmental Manuals, Policies and Procedures for all of its operations. The company’s workforce is consistently trained in the safe working practices of their individual fields.

Job description:

Reporting to the Senior Commercial manager, the purpose of this role is to review corporate contracts and other business agreements, highlighting potential risks and ensuring that the terms are adhered to. And to assist the Senior Commercial Manager in producing commercial and costing reviews. The Contracts Manager will also collaborate closely with the Senior Commercial Manager and other professionals within the company to assure contract terms conform to industry practices

Key Responsibilities :

To assist in the commercial/contracts development and review of deal analysis, examining transaction terms and recommending the most profitable options to the senior management team
Prepare and submit Claims through to completion
To receive and process information, make decisions, solve problems and discuss issues with senior management when performing tasks
Prepares contract and commercial documents, reviews contractual drafts and final editions
To organize complex contractual and commercial documentation, write and edit contracts
To identify, analyse and develop responses to contractual and commercial risks
Provides advice on commercial and contractual claims
To assist in the preparation and presentation of formal presentations to the board and clients
Involved in frequent interactions across the organization and making good use of organization skills
Have an understanding of the implications of health and safety regulations
Assist Senior Commercial Manager with monthly report

Job Requirements
Desired Skills and Experience

Holds a four-year college degree in business management or a related discipline. May consider experience in the Oil & Gas industry over degree qualifications
Worked within the Oil and Gas Industry for 15 years and be at the top of their game “need to hit the ground running”
Be commercially astute and able to demonstrate claims experience
Must be a member of a relevant recognized professional body
Overseas and/or Africa work experience
Oil & gas industry experience
Computer Literate – MS Project, MS Excel, MS Word
Familiar with EDMS – Team Binder or similar
Experience of working in multicultural environments
Effectively works under pressure in a team-oriented environment
Demonstrates the ability to meet deadlines and produce quality complex work
Must have strong communication skills in English, deductive reasoning ability and information ordering aptitude when performing duties

HOW TO APPLY:
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Deadline:1st December, 2014