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Bimplus, Reading-based contractor, is recruiting a Contracts Manager to oversee several commercial and aviation surfacing projects from pre-start to completion. You will plan contracts, organize resources and manage programme, cost, quality and safety, acting as the main link between clients, site teams, subcontractors and management.
Mostly South of England travel with some nationwide work. A senior role offering responsibility across a varied project portfolio, with competitive salary and
Contract Management & Procurement Consultancy
Contracts Manager – Commercial and Aviation Surfacing
Salary: £60,000 – £85,000, depending on experience
Package: Company car, fuel card and additional benefits
Location: Reading, with projects mainly across the South of England
Position: Full-time, Permanent
Accommodation and an additional allowance are provided when working away from home.
Up Front Recruitment is working with an established commercial and aviation surfacing contractor to recruit an experienced Contracts Manager.
This is a senior position with responsibility for managing surfacing contracts from pre-start planning through to completion. Most projects are based across the South of England, although some nationwide travel will be required.
The company provides asphalt, tarmac, resin and concrete surfacing for clients throughout the UK.
Its work covers commercial developments, airports, military sites, ports, rail, residential developments, education and local authority projects. Aviation work includes runway, taxiway and apron surfacing, concrete repairs, joint treatments, airfield ground lighting and line marking.
The business has an experienced team of qualified site staff and trained surfacing operatives. It combines specialist technical knowledge with the plant, labour and supplier relationships needed to deliver projects safely and on programme.
As Contracts Manager, you will oversee several commercial and aviation surfacing projects at different stages.
You will plan each contract, organise the required resources and maintain control of programme, cost, quality and health and safety. You will also act as the main link between clients, site teams, subcontractors, suppliers and the company’s management team.
The role requires someone who understands how surfacing projects work in practice. You will need to anticipate problems, make decisions quickly and keep projects moving without losing control of quality or cost.
Experience within commercial or aviation surfacing would be particularly relevant. Applications will also be considered from experienced surfacing professionals who have managed highways, infrastructure, local authority or other specialist surfacing contracts.
The role offers genuine control of a varied project portfolio rather than responsibility for one type of surfacing work.
You will manage regional commercial projects alongside specialist aviation contracts, including work on runways, taxiways and aprons. The business already has experienced surfacing teams in place, so the focus is on planning, coordination and successful delivery.
There is also scope to take on greater responsibility as the company continues to develop its commercial and specialist project portfolio.