Project Contracts Administration Advisor
7 days ago
Winnipeg MB, Winnipeg Census Division, MB; Manitoba, Canada
Oil Authority
Full-time
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Bring five years of contract administration experience to Cenovus’s Calgary-based projects, with focus on compliance, documentation, and cost control.
This advisor manages post-award administration for assigned project contracts across project and field locations. You will work with construction management, Supply Chain Management, project teams, and suppliers. The position emphasizes accurate records, contractual obligations, amendments, change orders, supplier performance, and issue resolution.
Key Responsibilities
Monitor contractual obligations, costs, commitments, and project forecastsIdentify, resolve, or elevate commercial and supplier performance issuesMaintain meeting records, trackers, change logs, and contract documentationCoordinate supplier onboarding and ongoing stakeholder communicationsComplete offboarding, final documentation, and supplier performance feedbackRequirements:
Minimum five years’ progressive relevant experienceExperience administering contracts after awardExperience with commercial control, issue resolution, and contract close-outDegree or diploma in supply chain, business, engineering, or related disciplineLegal authorization to work in CanadaSupport disciplined project execution through contract compliance, change control, cost monitoring, and supplier performance management.
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This advisor manages post-award administration for assigned project contracts across project and field locations. You will work with construction management, Supply Chain Management, project teams, and suppliers. The position emphasizes accurate records, contractual obligations, amendments, change orders, supplier performance, and issue resolution.
Key Responsibilities
Monitor contractual obligations, costs, commitments, and project forecastsIdentify, resolve, or elevate commercial and supplier performance issuesMaintain meeting records, trackers, change logs, and contract documentationCoordinate supplier onboarding and ongoing stakeholder communicationsComplete offboarding, final documentation, and supplier performance feedbackRequirements:
Minimum five years’ progressive relevant experienceExperience administering contracts after awardExperience with commercial control, issue resolution, and contract close-outDegree or diploma in supply chain, business, engineering, or related disciplineLegal authorization to work in CanadaSupport disciplined project execution through contract compliance, change control, cost monitoring, and supplier performance management.
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