Suhail Al Sharabati is a Consultant at FenwayXn and a power engineer specialising in delay analysis and programming matters on complex international construction and engineering projects. He has worked on disputes across the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and North America, and has three years of experience assisting experts with the preparation of delay expert reports on major international projects.
Suhail supports experts in advising clients on programme and delay risks associated with construction projects worldwide, across a range of adjudications and arbitrations. Over the past three years, he has gained experience in forensic reviews of delayed construction projects and high-value disputes, spanning a wide range of sectors including commercial and residential developments, high-rise buildings, MEP services, nuclear systems, offshore wind turbines, and rail infrastructure.
Suhail holds an MSc in Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy from Swansea University, awarded with distinction, and a BSc in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University. He is passionate about understanding complex construction projects and is committed to developing his expertise as a future leader in delay and technical dispute analysis.

Career highlights
- Three years' experience supporting experts on complex international delay and programming disputes.
- Supported delay experts on multiple high-value adjudications and arbitrations involving high rise buildings, nuclear systems, railways, bridges, etc.
- Supported delay experts and led a team of analysts for a multi-billion GBP commercial redevelopment project in London.
- Assisted delay expert in producing adjudication reports for one of the largest commercial redevelopments project in the UK.
Qualifications
- Fluent Arabic speaker and writer.
- MSc (Distinction), Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy, Swansea University.
- BSc, Industrial Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.
- Member, Society of Construction Law.
Suhail
Al Sharabati
Consultant

Suhail
Al Sharabati
Consultant
Suhail Al Sharabati is a Consultant at FenwayXn and a power engineer specialising in delay analysis and programming matters on complex international construction and engineering projects. He has worked on disputes across the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and North America, and has three years of experience assisting experts with the preparation of delay expert reports on major international projects.
Suhail supports experts in advising clients on programme and delay risks associated with construction projects worldwide, across a range of adjudications and arbitrations. Over the past three years, he has gained experience in forensic reviews of delayed construction projects and high-value disputes, spanning a wide range of sectors including commercial and residential developments, high-rise buildings, MEP services, nuclear systems, offshore wind turbines, and rail infrastructure.
Suhail holds an MSc in Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy from Swansea University, awarded with distinction, and a BSc in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University. He is passionate about understanding complex construction projects and is committed to developing his expertise as a future leader in delay and technical dispute analysis.
Career highlights
- Three years' experience supporting experts on complex international delay and programming disputes.
- Supported delay experts on multiple high-value adjudications and arbitrations involving high rise buildings, nuclear systems, railways, bridges, etc.
- Supported delay experts and led a team of analysts for a multi-billion GBP commercial redevelopment project in London.
- Assisted delay expert in producing adjudication reports for one of the largest commercial redevelopments project in the UK.
Qualifications
- Fluent Arabic speaker and writer.
- MSc (Distinction), Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy, Swansea University.
- BSc, Industrial Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.
- Member, Society of Construction Law.