Mr. Vaughan-Jones has twenty years of experience in the construction industry and specialises in programming and delay matters.
Mark Vaughan-Jones has twenty years of experience in the construction industry and specialises in programming and delay matters. He is well regarded by construction lawyers and clients for his expertise in establishing fact-based claims analysis and forensic examination. His dual knowledge of quantum and programing matters and previous experience as a chartered quantity surveyor has proved very useful to clients in certain instances.
Mr. Vaughan-Jones has experience in an array of expert witness commissions and has worked in the UK, Europe and Middle East for employers and contractors in a variety of sectors, including hotels, residential, commercial, nuclear, oil and gas, highways, airports, wastewater, power and chemical plants.
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