Contract Administrator
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What you'll do
- Conducting site inspections and managing project budgets and programs.
- Managing payment claims in accordance with contract requirements.
- Assessing site instructions, subcontractor variations, and pricing variations for approval.
- Reviewing project documentation and identifying potential risks, defects, and project delays.
- Maintaining accurate project records and reports
- Participating in project start-up meetings.
- Reviewing and contributing to subcontractor and supplier scopes of work.
- Ensuring subcontractors and suppliers deliver works in accordance with project specifications and requirements.
- Preparing, issuing, and coordinating tender packages.
- Monitoring project performance and providing regular feedback to Project Managers.
- Supporting the project team to achieve commercial targets and project profitability.
- Support the planning, administration, and monitoring of projects, ensuring activities, timelines, and documentation are accurately maintained and updated.
What they're looking for
- Certificate IV in Contract Administration (minimum requirement).
- Minimum 3 years' experience in a Contract Administrator or similar construction-based role.
- Experience preparing and administering contracts.
- Proven experience managing variations, delays, and contract claims.
- Experience monitoring project cash flow and reporting.
- Strong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills.
Nice to have
- A degree in Construction Management or a related qualification (desirable).
Summarised by NextRaise from the employer’s description, which follows in full below.
Full description from employer
Alder Group is proudly celebrating 23 years of success in 2026. By bringing engineering and construction teams under one roof, we deliver exceptional building, civil, and infrastructure projects across Queensland and Northern NSW.
Join our Asset Renewal Team and help deliver projects that transform and extend the life of existing buildings and structures. Specialising in refurbishment, remediation, and upgrades, our team breathes new life into assets while ensuring they meet current building standards, compliance requirements, and client expectations. Based on the Gold Coast, this is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Contract Administrator to work on diverse and rewarding projects within a collaborative and growing team.
About the Role
As a Contract Administrator, you will play a key role in supporting the successful delivery of projects from commencement through to completion. Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting site inspections and managing project budgets and programs.
- Managing payment claims in accordance with contract requirements.
- Assessing site instructions, subcontractor variations, and pricing variations for approval.
- Reviewing project documentation and identifying potential risks, defects, and project delays.
- Maintaining accurate project records and reports
- Participating in project start-up meetings.
- Reviewing and contributing to subcontractor and supplier scopes of work.
- Ensuring subcontractors and suppliers deliver works in accordance with project specifications and requirements.
- Preparing, issuing, and coordinating tender packages.
- Monitoring project performance and providing regular feedback to Project Managers.
- Supporting the project team to achieve commercial targets and project profitability.
- Support the planning, administration, and monitoring of projects, ensuring activities, timelines, and documentation are accurately maintained and updated.
- Liaise with project stakeholders to gather, compile, and communicate project progress updates, identifying issues and escalating risks where required.
About You
To be successful in this role, you will have:
- Certificate IV in Contract Administration (minimum requirement).
- A degree in Construction Management or a related qualification (desirable).
- Minimum 3 years' experience in a Contract Administrator or similar construction-based role.
- Experience preparing and administering contracts.
- Proven experience managing variations, delays, and contract claims.
- Experience monitoring project cash flow and reporting.
- Strong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills.
About the business
If you are looking for a role which is exciting, offers stability and allows you to have exposure to different projects then this could be the role for you! Here at Alder Group, we have a diverse portfolio of works to our name and deliver outstanding and award-winning construction results across the infrastructure, education, retail, commercial, hospitality, industrial, manufacturing and community sectors.
Why Join Alder Group?
- Work on significant and rewarding projects across Queensland and Northern NSW.
- Supportive, collaborative and high-performing team culture.
- Career growth and development opportunities within a growing business.
- Diverse pipeline of Building, Civil and Infrastructure projects.
- Competitive salary package based on experience.
Join a team where your expertise is valued, your career can grow, and your work leaves a lasting legacy. Apply now and build something great with Alder Group!
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