
Senior Commercial Manager
- London
- Permanent
- Full-time
- The ability to manage commission teams/key accounts/sectors providing professional support, guidance and leadership as required.
- Have the ability to operate effectively within a co-located environment integrated with the Client, other Consultant's and Contractor's project delivery teams.
- Ability to work within a partnering environment, form effective working relationships and strive to provide positive outcomes to the Client.
- Produce cost plans, estimates, benchmarking analysis of schemes, awareness of whole life cost.
- Undertake procurement activities in support of the Client as required.
- Undertake contract administration on a project or programme of work; including payment applications, preparation of certificates, cost control, cost scrutiny, risk and value management, assisting the project teams with early warnings, instructions and compensation events and change management.
- Identify opportunities for cost-saving and optimisation of the contract, as well as providing advice to our clients as required.
- Support decision making using date driven insight.
- Support the production of commercial reports incorporating metrics (e.g. EVM, outturn analysis)
- Be able to assess commercial risk and implement suitable control measures where required.
- Ability to take a leading role and advise on the management and resolution of variations, commercial disputes and claims arising.
- Undertake performance measurement of Contractor’s and take appropriate corrective action where required.
- Take a lead on commission finance.
- Ability to manage internal and external stakeholder parties to achieve successful project outcomes.
- Identifying new opportunities and support in the development of work winning.
- Identifying new opportunities to support the business unit.
- Construction or infrastructure background in at least one of the following sectors/regulated industries: Energy, Transportation, Defence and/or Utilities.
- Preferably degree qualified in a relevant discipline to the role.
- Candidates will be associate or full members of RICS (or an appropriate professional institution) or be committed to obtaining chartered status.
- Candidates will have line management experience.
- Have both site and office-based experience on a variety of infrastructure projects.
- Successful applicants will have a background on pre and post contractual administration of the NEC3/NEC4 forms of contract. NEC Accredited is desired but not essential.
- Be collaborative, with a can-do, problem-solving attitude.
- The aspiration to join a growing team where the prospect of contributing to something new excites you.
- Desire to get involved in work winning and networking activities.
- Have an understanding and have used cost software including, but not limited to CostX, CEMAR etc.
- Have an understanding of the Construction Playbook, Value Toolkit, Project 13 and Public Procurement regulations.