Defects Liability Period (DLP) Snagging Professional (Saudi National)📣 إعلان

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	نوع العقد	دوام كامل
	طبيعة الوظيفة	بالموقع
	الموقع	الرياض

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About Parsons Corporation

Parsons Corporation is seeking a Defects Liability Period (DLP) Snagging Professional (Saudi National) to join its team in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This is a full-time position within the organization.

Role Summary

The DLP & Snagging Professional is responsible for the identification, coordination, tracking, and close-out of defects, snags, and Defects Liability Period (DLP) obligations across assigned assets. This role provides focused support for DLP and snagging activities, working closely with project teams, consultants, contractors, service providers, and internal stakeholders. The position ensures that defects are recorded, prioritised, rectified, evidenced, and closed in line with contractual obligations, handover requirements, operational standards, and client expectations. It supports asset handover, operational readiness, and transition into steady-state operations by helping ensure defects do not compromise safety, compliance, maintainability, service continuity, or user/guest experience.

Key Responsibilities

Support day-to-day DLP and snagging management across assigned assets, ensuring defects, incomplete works, and operational readiness issues are clearly identified, logged, prioritised, and progressed towards closure.
Participate in inspections, joint walkthroughs, snagging reviews, defect verification visits, and close-out validation with project teams, consultants, contractors, service providers, and internal operations stakeholders.
Maintain accurate defect and snag registers, ensuring each item has clear ownership, priority, target date, status, supporting evidence, escalation route, and formal close-out record.
Monitor DLP obligations and contractor performance, including rectification progress, recurring defects, response times, quality of repair, warranty issues, and outstanding liabilities, escalating concerns to the DLP & Snagging Manager as required.
Support asset handover and operational readiness by reviewing handover documentation, O&M manuals, asset registers, warranties, test records, training records, permits, compliance documentation, and defect close-out evidence prior to acceptance into operations.
Utilise CAFM/CMMS systems, snagging platforms, dashboards, and reporting tools to control defect data, track progress, maintain evidence, and provide accurate status reporting.
Assess defects and snags from an operational risk perspective, ensuring safety, statutory compliance, asset reliability, accessibility, maintainability, service continuity, and user/guest experience impacts are understood and communicated.
Coordinate with internal stakeholders including hard services, soft services, roads, landscaping, utilities, mobility, public realm, security, events, FM service partners, and project delivery teams to resolve cross-functional defects and interface issues.
Contribute to governance reviews, readiness meetings, risk reporting, contractor performance discussions, commercial challenge, CAPEX/OPEX clarification, and lessons learned relating to defects, warranty, and handover quality.
Provide guidance and support to junior team members and site-based resources, promoting disciplined close-out, accurate reporting, evidence-based decision making, and continuous improvement in DLP and snagging management.

Required Qualifications and Experience

Minimum of 6 years’ experience in construction completion, asset handover, DLP management, snagging, facilities management, operations readiness, or O&M, including experience in a senior professional or supervisory capacity.
Demonstrable experience managing and coordinating contractors, consultants, or service providers through defect identification, rectification, evidence capture, close-out governance, warranty management, and SLA/KPI reporting.

Desirable Experience

Experience within master-planned cities or communities, mixed-use developments, entertainment destinations, infrastructure assets, public realm environments, giga-projects, or large-scale developments within Saudi Arabia, the GCC, or similar markets.