Relocated from Bermuda to the Middle East to specialise in delay analysis initially in the contracts and claims team based at Muscat International Airport. Projects included the following:
Power Plant – Boiler Unit, Kudgi, India
Worked as the delay analyst performing time impact analysis over 21 No. time slices for one of three boiler unit’s extension of time claim. Responsibilities included supervision of a consultant, delay analysis and producing the final report.
Sadara Chemical Plant, LDPE Polyethylene Pipeline Project, Saudi Arabia
Worked in the role of Commission Manager and was responsible for commission planning / progress reporting / budget and close out of invoices. Duties included overseeing a delay analyst to deliver an As-Planned v As-Built Analysis and the final delay analysis report was produced.
Sky View Towers Project, The Address Residence, Dubai, UAE
Part of a claims team of four personnel developing delay event narratives for the main contractor’s interim claim on a project consisting of two 60 storey towers, Sky Bridge and Podium. Once the delay event narratives were completed Lee was responsible for managing the completion and issue of the report ensuring all the client’s comments had been incorporated.
5 Star Hotel Complex, Oman
Worked as the delay analyst on an ongoing hotel complex extension of time claim. Provided programme updates generated from contemporaneous progress records and time impact analysis methodology used over 17 No. windows for an international main contractor’s extension of time claim.
Public Authority for Social Insurance Project (PSAI), Oman
Worked as the delay analyst on an extension of time claim for the main contractor constructing 8 No. residential buildings, 1 No. Office building, Headquarter building and associated utilities/external works. Developed lists of critical and sub-critical delays through 18 No. windows by collapsing programme updates. Prepared windows analysis report which included periods of critical impact for each delay event, related prolongation periods (delay event effect on milestone completion) and possible reasons for delay. Finally produced master list and programme baseline comparison of delay events as-planned versus as-built.
Bid Bid to Sur (75km) Highway, Oman
Worked as the delay analyst on an extension of time claim for the main contractor working on a 75km major road infrastructure project. Initially two programme updates and report had to be prepared retrospectively because there were no project records for the first nine months of the project, and this completed the records for the 21 No. windows. Delay events were then researched and fragnets produced for time impact analysis. Starting with window 1 and working sequentially through to number 21 the window programmes were impacted with the relevant delay events, progress was imported, programme rescheduled and then used to start the following window time impact analysis. Finally, a time impact analysis was prepared for ROP OBC Ductwork.
Majlis (New Government Buildings), Oman
Worked as the delay analyst on an extension of time claim for the main contractor constructing the new Majlis Oman. The analysis consisted of 14 No. windows and the initial task was to collapse each window back to the completion date at the start of the window to develop a list of dominant delay events for each window. As-planned versus as-built programmes were then produced for the delay events in each window prior to delay periods being added. There were no records for the final year of construction, so the last update provided by the Contractor was impacted with all client/site instructions and changes (Impacted As-Planned) during that period to give a projected completion date.
Bettina Expressway Package 2, Oman
Providing planning services for the Main Contractor for the development of the Standard Oman Contract 1999, 4th Edition Clause 14 Baseline Programme. The project involves the construction of a 45km new Road including Interchanges, Overpasses and Wadi Bridges.
Muscat & Salalah International Airports, Oman
Worked as a delay analyst in the Contracts and Claims Team of the Engineer. Duties include reviewing, assessing and reporting on contractor claims for extensions of time using primavera P6 and covering Employer delays such as restricted access and Contractor delays including slow and poor performance on work packages. Attached to several contract teams covering Air Traffic Control Tower, Air Traffic Management, Contingency/Training, Fire Rescue, Baggage Handling, Navigational Aids and Passenger Bridges. Typical delay analysis techniques used include Time Impact Analysis, Impacted As-Planned, As-Built v As-Planned and Contemporaneous information.
Highway Claim, Muscat, Oman
Worked as the delay analyst accessing delays retrospectively on a large civil engineering road project claim. Duties included preparing an as-built versus as-planned programmes and reports from financial and contemporaneous records.