Contracts Manager

Contracts Manager Required in London

GVR Solutions are currently representing a well-establish main contractor who are in the market for a Contracts Managerto join their team, due to internal promotions within the business.

As a main contractor they specialise in Fit-out and Refurbishment projects across bespoke residential, high-end retail, commercial and hospitality. Projects typically range from £1m - £5m in value.

Responsibilities of the Contracts Manager:

• Oversee the successful delivery of multiple refurbishment or fit-out projects

• Providing leadership and support to Project Managers and site-based teams

• Taking overall responsibility for programme, quality, health & safety and project performance

• Ensuring key project milestones and completion dates are achieved

• Working closely with commercial, technical and design teams across multiple schemes

• Monitoring project performance and identifying potential risks or delivery issues

• Managing and maintaining strong relationships with subcontractors and the wider supply chain

• Building effective relationships with clients, consultants and key stakeholders

• Ensuring consistently high standards of construction and quality across all projects

• Supporting and developing the wider construction team

The Contracts Manager must have/be:

• Proven experience at Contracts Manager or senior Project Manager level within construction

• A strong track record of successfully delivering commercial or residential schemes

• Experience working for a residential main contractor, developer or housebuilder

• Experience overseeing multiple projects or large, complex residential schemes

• Strong leadership and people management skills

• Excellent understanding of programme, commercial performance and project delivery

• Strong client-facing and communication skills

• The ability to identify issues early and drive projects through to successful completion

If you are interested in the Contracts Manager position above, then please get in touch