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how do you become a constuction contracts manager?

On April 24, 2008 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Real-Estate-Contracts

i thought one would need a background in law or something law related. what are the requirements. i though i could move into contracts management after a couple years as a paralegal in real estate but i heard all i need is experience in construction and a building or property related degre. which is right.? any suggestions. or websites that might heip???

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2 Responses to “how do you become a constuction contracts manager?”

  1. AnnaBelle said:

    Feb 02, 09 at 5:11 pm

    I think the latter would be sufficient, the experience in construction or property management. But being a paralegal in r.e. would be GREAT experience, to prepare for the contracts management. Think if you were building a multi billion dollar concept, what kind of background you’d like your contracts administrator to have. :) If you need a job without a degree, you also could work in an architecture firm as an assistant or office manager, to get more exposure to contracts law.

  2. deadly_contempt said:

    Feb 05, 09 at 11:51 am

    most site managers and contract managers come from engineering backgrounds usually civil engineers. you need construction experience first and all your relevant paperwork. i work in construction and dont really have much contact with the site managers so i’m not 100 percent sure about which qualifications are needed

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