Commercial Manager

Crg Tec; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Crg Tec is recruiting for a Commercial Manager in Nottingham on a hybrid basis, offering £55,000 - £60,000 plus benefits. This role suits someone ready to broaden their remit beyond traditional QS or Contracts Manager responsibilities, with exposure to major installation projects and recurring service contracts.

You'll manage NEC and JCT contracts, support pricing and tenders, monitor profitability, and drive improvements in commercial processes while reporting to senior leadership.

Qualifications

• Experience with NEC and JCT contracts.
• Understanding of contract performance, commercial risk and profitability.
• Strong commercial and numerical skills.
• Confidence dealing with operational teams, customers and senior stakeholders.
• Experience in utilities, energy, infrastructure, M&E, building services, facilities management or similar is useful.

Responsibilities

• Managing NEC and JCT contracts, including variations, claims and commercial risk.
• Working with project teams to protect margin, control costs and improve commercial outcomes.
• Reviewing contracts and identifying potential commercial exposure.
• Supporting pricing, tenders and new business opportunities.
• Monitoring contract performance, profitability and cash flow.
• Improving commercial reporting and visibility for senior management.
• Working closely with Operations, Finance and Sales.
• Identifying opportunities to improve the value and profitability of existing customer contracts.

Skills

NEC contracts

JCT contracts

Commercial awareness

Numerical skills

Stakeholder management

Contract management

Job description

Commercial Manager

£55,000 - £60,000 + benefits | Nottingham | Hybrid

If you're a Quantity Surveyor or Contracts Manager who feels ready for more than simply looking after your own projects, this could be a really interesting next step.

We're recruiting for an established specialist engineering business that is looking for someone to step into a broader Commercial Manager role - with the opportunity to influence how the business manages contracts, commercial risk and profitability rather than simply inheriting an existing way of doing things.

You don't need to already be a Commercial Manager, nor do you need experience in their specific sector.

What matters is that you understand the commercial side of delivering contracted work, have experience working with NEC and JCT contracts, and are ready to take on more responsibility.

What's in it for you?

This is an opportunity to broaden your experience beyond a traditional QS or Contracts Manager position.

You'll work closely with senior leadership and gain exposure across two different areas of the business: major installation projects and a sizeable portfolio of recurring service contracts.

That means getting involved in everything from variations, claims and contractual risk through to pricing, profitability, commercial reporting and longer-term business strategy.

You'll have the autonomy to improve existing commercial processes and, importantly, a genuine opportunity to put the Commercial Manager title on your CV rather than waiting for somebody above you to move on.

What will you be doing?

• Managing NEC and JCT contracts, including variations, claims and commercial risk
• Working with project teams to protect margin, control costs and improve commercial outcomes
• Reviewing contracts and identifying potential commercial exposure
• Supporting pricing, tenders and new business opportunities
• Monitoring contract performance, profitability and cash flow
• Improving commercial reporting and visibility for senior management
• Working closely with Operations, Finance and Sales
• Identifying opportunities to improve the value and profitability of existing customer contracts

What are we looking for?

Your current title isn't particularly important. You could currently be working as a QS, Project Surveyor, Contract Manager, Commercial Surveyor or in another commercially focused role within a contracting environment.

You will need:

• Practical experience working with NEC and JCT contracts
• A good understanding of contract performance, commercial risk and profitability
• Strong commercial and numerical skills
• Confidence dealing with operational teams, customers and senior stakeholders
• Experience within utilities, energy, infrastructure, M&E, building services, facilities management or specialist contracting would be particularly useful, although we're open to other relevant construction and engineering backgrounds.

If you've built a solid grounding in contracts and commercial management but are looking for an opportunity to step up, broaden your remit and have more influence,