Carter Hones Associates welcomes Andrew Tait to team

Carter Hones Associates has strengthened its Cost Consultancy division with the appointment of Andrew Tait as Commercial Manager.

Andrew Tait brings with him a wealth of expertise in commercial and cost management to the regional project management consulting firm, as well as in construction law and dispute resolution.

Throughout his 25-year career, Tait has managed and contributed to construction and civil engineering projects in the United Kingdom, Middle East and Africa, at all stages of project and lifespans. He joins Carter Hones Associates from AtkinsRéalis.

A Chartered Commercial Manager (MRICS) and a specialist in construction law and dispute resolution (MCIArb), Tait’s commercial portfolio includes involvement in mega-projects and considerable experience in major infrastructure projects, where he has played roles in navigating complex contractual landscapes and ensuring project success.

In his new role at Carter Hones Associates, Tait will lead initiatives aimed at optimising commercial outcomes for clients, and help drive growth of the Cost Consultancy division, including winning new clients and diversification of the services.

“I am delighted to announce that I have embarked on an incredible new journey and moved to the United Arab Emirates where I have joined Carter Hones Associates as Senior Commercial Manager,” Tait said.

“From day one, I've been embraced by a team of professionals truly dedicated to delivering project, commercial and cost management solutions. I'm thrilled to be able to contribute with my skills and collaborate with such hardworking and dedicated colleagues.”

Zane Heasman, Partner and Chief Commercial Officer at Carter Hones Associates, commented: “We are thrilled to welcome Andy to our team. His extensive experience and expertise will significantly bolster our Cost Consultancy division. Andrew's track record in commercial management of large-scale, complex projects will be instrumental in delivering added value to our clients and his expertise in construction law and dispute resolution will also be invaluable.”