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Commercial Manager

Ardmac
Full-time
On-site
Manchester, United Kingdom

Job purpose


 


Lead, manage and support pre and post contract commercial activities of the Business Unit


 


Duties and responsibilities


 


Responsible for:   



  • Contract procurement and risk management, ensure risks profiling has been carried out for each project.



  • Maximizing cash management and profitability of the business unit, provide cash flows for each project, updated weekly and copied to the Commercial Director and Finance Director.

  • Protecting Ardmac’s financial and contractual position, ensure that all terms, conditions and obligations meet the requirements of the policies and procedures of Ardmac.

  • Ensuring financial close on each project in a timely fashion.



  • Managing dispute resolution.

  • Implementation of strategic commercial plans to meet changes in circumstances in the project, post commencement.

  • Working with the Project Delivery Teams in ensuring compliance with contractual timescales on delays and claims notices and the proper maintenance of all records required to substantiate Ardmac’s contractual position.

  • Ensuring that effective commercial management is provided throughout the department including training and coaching as necessary.



  • Developing relationships with clients/supply chain/professional team.



  • Training, mentoring and development of business unit commercial resources and site teams.


 


Qualifications and experience


 


High level of ability and advanced knowledge of:


 



  • Knowledge and understanding of subcontract/material orders and procurement.

  • Knowledge and understanding of claims and dispute resolution

  • Preparation and understanding of financial reports.

  • Commercial strategy and innovation to maximize profit and cash management

  • Ability to manage multiple projects



  • Knowledge of health and safety, quality procedures and construction industry

  • WRA.


 


People Responsibilities:


 


Responsible for all aspects of the employee relationship including the:



  • Management of disciplinary issues and poor performance in conjunction with the HR Department.

  • Annual and interim performance reviews

  • Management of training and development to ensure staff are kept up to date with current legislation and training needs.

  • Recommendation of salary increases and bonus payments as appropriate.