Commercial Manager (Q-TU)

The Commercial Manager supports the delivery of commercial and contract management activities across assigned transport infrastructure projects. The role focuses on cost control, budgeting, reporting, and contract administration, ensuring projects are delivered within approved financial frameworks and in alignment with company policies and procedures.

Core Responsibilities

• Promote and adhere to QIC’s“Safety First” culture and standards.
• Support leadership in fostering a collaborative, accountable, and high-performance team environment.
• Assist in thedevelopment and implementation of contracting strategies in line with project and business objectives.
• Ensure compliance withcommercial, contractual, and regulatory requirements.

Commercial & Financial Management

• Support preparation and monitoring ofproject budgets, cost forecasts, and cash flows.
• Track project performance against budgets and highlightvariances, risks, and trends.
• Contribute tocashflow forecasting and expenditure tracking.
• Prepare regularcommercial and financial reports for internal stakeholders.

Contracts & Procurement

• Manage elements ofcontract administration, including variations, claims, and change control.
• Support the development ofprocurement packages and tender documentation.
• Assist in evaluating contractor submissions and recommendations.
• Ensure proper documentation across thecontract lifecycle.

Risk & Controls

• Identify, assess, and escalatecommercial risks and opportunities.
• Support implementation ofrisk management processes and mitigation plans.
• Work closely with Project Controls to ensure aligned reporting and controls.

Stakeholder & Project Support

• Collaborate withproject managers, finance, and procurement teams to ensure accurate reporting and alignment.
• Provide commercial input to project teams to supportdecision-making and issue resolution.
• Assist in managingcontractual disputes and claims with guidance from senior leadership.

Process & Continuous Improvement

• Support implementation ofcommercial systems, tools, and reporting processes (e.g., PRISM, SAP, Power BI).
• Contribute tocontinuous improvement initiatives across commercial practices.

• Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Cost Engineering, Law, or related field
• 10 years of commercial experience in construction or infrastructure projects
• Experience incost management, contract administration, and reporting
• Exposure tolarge-scale or multi-project environments preferred
• Familiarity withcontracts, claims, and change management processes
• Experience using systems such asSAP, PRISM, or similar tools