Contracts Manager

A prominent general building contractor in Central Scotland is looking to appoint a new Contracts Manager to play a key role in their continued growth and success.

The role offers the chance to lead a varied portfolio of projects across a range of sectors including commercial, industrial, healthcare and residential. You will be supported by a well-established and highly committed team focused on delivering projects in a safe and timely manner. Projects you will oversee could range from £3m to £30m. This is not a replacement role, but a new role to support the existing team given their strong pipeline of work.

As Contracts Manager, you will be responsible for (but not limited to):

• High-level management of all contracts from site set-up through to completion.
• Ensure site teams maintain focus on quality and programme.
• Liaison with commercial department on cost forecasting and reporting.
• Ensuring a positive safety culture is embraced by site teams.
• Providing regular progress and performance reports to company directors.

To be considered for this role, you should have demonstrable experience at Contracts Manager level within a general building or housing environment and be contractually and commercially aware.

In return, you will receive:

• Salary up to £70,000 DoE.
• Company car or car allowance.
• Generous holiday entitlement and pension contribution.
• Significant Death in Service and Critical Illness benefit.

If you would like to be considered for this role, please apply with a copy of your up-to-date CV, or for more information contact Rachel Anderson at rachel.anderson@contractscotland.co.uk quoting J44469.

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