Contracts Manager - MEICA

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.