Contracts Manager - MEICA

Description:

Contracts Manager - M&E

£75k + £7.5k Car Allowance,

BUPA, Pension, Hybrid Working

Stirlingshire. Ref: 25488 

Ready to lead major MEICA projects that help shape the future of the UK's critical infrastructure?

Working within a highly respected multidisciplinary engineering team, you will play a key role in delivering projects safely, efficiently and profitably while building long-term relationships with major utility clients.

Whether you're an established Contracts Manager or a Senior Project Manager ready to take the next step, this role offers genuine career progression, leadership responsibility and the chance to make a real impact on nationally important infrastructure projects.

The Role:

From client relationship management and commercial performance through to project delivery and team leadership, this varied role offers the opportunity to take ownership in areas including:

Leading MEICA design and build projects from award through to successful completion
 Acting as the primary point of contact for clients, building trusted long-term relationships
 Ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently and right first time
 Driving high standards of health, safety, environmental compliance and employee well being
 Managing project performance, profitability and monthly CVR reporting
 Working closely with senior leadership teams to achieve business targets and objectives
 Supporting clients in achieving operational and performance goals
 Leading project teams and creating a positive, collaborative working environment
 Identifying opportunities for continuous improvement and operational efficiency
 Delivering practical and innovative solutions to meet customer requirements
What We're Looking For:

We are keen to hear from experienced Contracts Managers, Senior Project Managers or MEICA professionals looking to progress into a leadership role to manage M&E design and build projects within the Water sector. You will have experience of:

Commercial and financial management
 Building and maintaining strong client relationships
 Leading multidisciplinary engineering and project delivery teams
 Driving project performance, profitability and operational excellence
 Managing contractors, suppliers and key project stakeholders
 Continuous improvement and team development initiatives
 The following would also be beneficial:

Knowledge of CDM Regulations and duty holder responsibilities
 Experience working under NEC4 contracts
 Understanding of modular and off-site construction methodologies
 Strong commercial awareness and contractual knowledge
 Utility, water, power, energy or industrial infrastructure experience
 Why Join?

Join one of the UK's largest and most respected engineering and infrastructure  organisations
 Work on major projects that support essential services
 Private healthcare
 Company pension scheme
 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
 Option to purchase up to 5 additional holidays
 Death in service benefit
 Employee Assistance Programme
 High street and online retail discounts
 Strong commitment to training, development and career progression
 Inclusive and supportive culture where people are encouraged to grow and succeed
Interested?

This position is located in Stirlingshire, Scotland.  For further information please contact Sharon Hill