Contracts Manager

Role:
Contracts Manager

Location:
Lancashire / Northwest

Job Spec:
My client is a regional contractor based up in the North West, with extensive experience managing projects ranging from GBP750,000 to GBP10 million in value.
Specialising in Education, Leisure, Healthcare, Commercial, and Residential sectors, the client successfully delivers Design & Build projects, traditional contracts, and partnering frameworks.

Benefits:
• Competitive salary (Dependent on experience)
• 26 Days Holiday + Statutory Pension
• Continued Professional Development Programme
• Training Opportunities

Responsibilities:
• Plan projects and ensure they are programmed to a level of detail for the site manager/operatives to deliver the scheme without delays.
• Ensure the site team comply with company commercial policies and procedures.
• Attend tender handover meetings and deliver prestart meetings to the site team.
• Produce and Analyse progress reports, updated costs and forecasts.
• Chair and attend internal/external meetings ensuring accurate records are made of any discussions and actions.
• Ensure weekly reviews of progress, budget resources and forward planning are carried out.
• Ensure effective Health & Safety is always met.
• Organising employed labour, encouraging maximum productivity.
• Liaising with architects, surveyors and clients

Skills and Experience Required:
• Relevant experience in education, commercial and refurbishment projects with values between GBP500K to GBP10M.
• Experience in both the management of Traditional & D&B Contracts.
• Experience of working for a principal contractor.
• Experience of Pre-Qualification and Tendering Process for a number of multi discipline projects.
• Good knowledge of contract conditions, regulations, risk management and cost control including forecasting, actual cost and value reporting.
• CSCS Management Card, SMSTS, First Aid, Temp works etc.
• Excellent people management skills with the ability to influence and mentor

Please contact Joseph Duffy on,
(phone number removed)