Contract Administrator Jobs

How to Enter

For most Contract Administrator roles in New Zealand’s Commercial and Residential Construction sector, there are usually no strict educational or experience-based entry requirements. However, some employers may prefer candidates with previous experience in administration, documentation and communication. In addition, possessing a relevant tertiary qualification or exposure to the Construction industry can also give you a competitive boost.

Typical Responsibilities

Typical job responsibilities for a Contract Administrator may include:

Providing contractual support for construction projects
Preparing and administrating construction contracts
Providing document control support
Reporting development for various key stages of a construction project
Being the first-point of contact for stakeholders

Progression

Many people often begin their careers by becoming a Contract Administrator and work their way up towards more senior-level or specialist positions, such as a Senior Contract Administrator or Construction Project Coordinator.