Qualifications:
Honours Degree in Building Economics and Measurement, Diploma in Arbitration, Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Fellow Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors.

Profile:
Kevin McKee has extensive experience in the Construction Industry and has worked on a wide cross-section of projects in the building, civil engineering, water and rail sectors.

Kevin has worked as a contract and commercial manager for contractors, local government and as a Partner in a leading professional practice.

He has been heavily involved in developing collaborative working arrangements and associated project controls with clients such as Thames Water, London Underground and Railtrack. His project experience encompasses major airport terminal developments, tunnelling, treatment plants and railway infrastructure works.

During Kevin's career he has managed major programmes of work in the engineering sector. As Project Services Manager on one such programme he managed a range of professional disciplines including engineering assurance, quality, safety, commercial, procurement, planning and project controls.

He has significant experience in developing innovative procurement strategies, and sat as a member of a Contracts Review Group responsible for approving individual contract strategies on a £5.4 billion programme of work. He has extensive experience of partnering and collaberative working and is a member of the Association of Partnering Advisers.

Kevin has responsibility for managing the Banbury office and has acted as an expert in a number of construction disputes. In addition to his specialist Quantity Surveying background he also has experience of managing and resolving major disputes.

Kevin is an accredited mediators, a committee member of the Thames Valley Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He is also a member of the Confederation of Construction Specialists Panel of Adjudicators, an Adjudicator Nominating Body (ANB) for the purposes of the Construction Act.