NEC Project Manager — Funded Construction Law Path

Auxilium Consultancy Services Ltd.; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Auxilium Consultancy Services Ltd. seeks an NEC Project Manager with a background in civil engineering or quantity surveying to oversee NEC contracts on major infrastructure and energy projects.

You will drive end-to-end contract administration, chair meetings, and manage notifications, deadlines and compensation events. The role offers a funded route into construction law and support toward chartership, with opportunities across national schemes; office/site-based, with home-working by

Qualifications

• Degree in civil engineering, quantity surveying or related technical discipline.
• 6+ years' industry experience in construction project delivery.
• Main contractor or self-delivery contractor experience.
• Postgraduate qualification in construction law or commitment to achieve one.
• Knowledge of the NEC suite and its mechanisms.
• Ability to operate within prescriptive contractual timescales and meet deadlines.
• Membership of a professional body (RICS/ICE) and NEC ECC PM Accreditation.

Responsibilities

• End-to-end administration of NEC contracts — communications, notifications and deadlines.
• Programme reviews and acceptance decisions: logic, float, time risk allowances, Key Dates.
• Full compensation event process — notification through quotation assessment to implementation.
• Early warning notifications, meetings and register.
• Contract reporting to clients and senior stakeholders.
• Chairing progress and contract meetings with Contractors, clients and designers.

Skills

Contract administration

NEC contracts knowledge

Stakeholder communication

Education

Degree in civil engineering, quantity surveying, or related technical discipline

Postgraduate qualification in construction law (or commitment to achieve one)

Tools

NEC ECC PM Accreditation

NEC suite knowledge

Job description

Auxilium Consultancy Services Ltd. seeks an NEC Project Manager with a background in civil engineering or quantity surveying to oversee NEC contracts on major infrastructure and energy projects.

You will drive end-to-end contract administration, chair meetings, and manage notifications, deadlines and compensation events. The role offers a funded route into construction law and support toward chartership, with opportunities across national schemes; office/site-based, with home-working by