Contracts Manager

City, Manchester
Construction Resources

Our client is a family owned well established business who specialise in

• Housing
• Build
• Development and retrofit.

An exciting opportunity for a Contracts Manager has arisen within their social housing sector.

The scope of works they are currently undertaking are Kitchen and Bathroom refurbishments, re-wires, window and door replacements, EWI works, external works, social housing decarbonisation schemes previous experience in this type of work is essential.

Role and responsibilities

• Managing operational site teams
• Implementing Health & Safety procedures and practices to industry leadings standards
• Managing delivery in accordance with all regulations, prescribed recommendations, contract documentation and standards
• Managing and maintain programme and report any departures
• Participate in activities and initiatives to improve working practice
• Adherance to company policies and procedures undertaking all duties whilst promoting values
• Arrangement and attendance at internal and external pre-start meetings
• Liaison and communication with all internal team
• Efficient allocation and management of project resource requirements including direct labour, direct supplied materials, plant, fleet requirements, sub-contractors, novated supply chain and free issue materials
• Review and approval (in conjunction with the Quantity Surveyor) of Sub-Contractor valuations
• Relationship management with peers including client, design team and consultants
• Arrangement and attendance at contract close out meeting, chairing if required

To be considered

• Proven track record of Contract Management
• Experience in running multiple Social Housing projects from start to finish
• In-depth knowledge of construction standards, legislation, and quality delivery
• Strong planning, decision-making, and organisational abilities
• Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• In date SMSTS qualification
• First Aid at work
• Asbestos Awareness (is desirable but not essential)