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About Delay Professionals

A job as a Delay Analyst at any level is one of the most challenging but also rewarding paths you can take in construction. You can work for a variety of company types including Expert Witness consultancies, Claims Consultancies, or even directly for a contracting or consulting / client organisation as a live project claims support consultant.

As a Delay Analyst, your work will be scrutinised by Experts at the highest level whether it be by your peers, or by Barristers in a Court of Law. Due to this, expectations are high and it can be a high pressure job, which suits those who are perfectionists and who want to be seen as an expert in their construction discipline.

Your career as a Delay Analyst is usually begins once you have a few years of construction experience in one of a few possible disciplines. The usual discipline is predominantly construction planning, however people often come from a construction management or engineering background as the delay skills can be taught within some of the more established organisations.

The rewards in this exciting career are financial as well as offering mentally challenge and reward. You can often earn a far higher salary as a successful Delay Analyst, especially at the senior levels, than you otherwise might as a Senior Planner / Planning Manager within a Contracting or general Consulting organisation.

Maxim Recruitment is one of the leading experts in recruiting construction disputes professionals, and with a core discipline of general construction recruitment we could be no better placed to help you find the correct job within this exciting and rewarding sector, in the UK or internationally in locations such as Canada, Hong Kong or Dubai.

About Canada

Construction workers are very much in demand in Canada. This vast country is home to construction influences from both Europe and the USA, making Canada a rich and diversified country to work and live in.

Canadian infrastructure is always being newly built, upgraded and extended, with cold weather taken into account. Job vacancies in the management levels are particularly high and with a 2.5% annual growth rate, construction jobs are on the increase.

In most of Canada’s major cities English is the official language. The notable exception is Quebec City where French is the official and most widely spoken language, as is the Quebec Province. Native languages are also spoken, but rarely in the construction industry. A speaker of French and English is highly advantageous to working in the Quebec Province, although most inhabitants are bilingual.  

Living and working in Canada gives the best of both worlds. A highly organised and efficient construction industry coupled with everything city life has to offer. And for those who love the ‘great outdoors’ an almost infinite expanse of countryside, with its beautiful forests, lakes and wildlife.               

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