Change Management à Grande-Bretagne

An established, award‑recognised construction organisation operates from multiple UK locations, delivering a diverse portfolio of residential, commercial, education and infrastructure projects. The business has a strong reputation for quality delivery within the construction and civil engineering sector, with a clear focus on community engagement, environmental responsibility and the highest standards of health, safety and wellbeing.

An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Contracts Manager to join a dynamic and growing building division in Great Britain. This is a key role supporting the successful delivery of housing and commercial schemes, working closely with clients and project teams to drive performance, quality and compliance across multiple sites.

Ensure all projects comply with relevant legal, regulatory and contractual requirements, including environmental legislation and health and safety standards. Plan and implement safe systems of work across assigned projects.

Maintain high standards of workmanship by ensuring contractors and suppliers meet agreed specifications and quality requirements. Provide site support and carry out inspections and audits as required, maintaining robust quality control processes throughout the project lifecycle.

Oversee contracts from inception to completion, including programme management, documentation control, change management and dispute resolution. Develop, maintain and report against detailed project programmes. Where applicable, lead design management, buildability reviews and provide technical input on design‑and‑build projects.

• External: Coordinate labour and subcontractor resources to ensure efficient and cost‑effective delivery. Attend client and subcontractor meetings and liaise with statutory bodies, regulators and community stakeholders as required.
• Internal: Work collaboratively with site, procurement and finance teams to build and maintain strong working relationships.

Lead site teams on assigned projects, including recruitment, performance management, training and professional development.

Work closely with site and commercial management to prepare and manage project budgets, monitor expenditure and ensure delivery within agreed financial targets.

Monitor and evaluate contractor and supplier performance using agreed KPIs, ensuring contractual obligations are met and taking full ownership of assigned projects.

Identify opportunities to improve contract management processes and implement best practice solutions to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.

Maintain compliance with the organisation's Integrated Management System, ensuring policies and procedures are applied consistently.

Provide technical input on design‑and‑build projects, reviewing designs for buildability, attending design meetings and coordinating subcontractor contributions.

Undertake any additional duties reasonably required to support project and business objectives.

• Third‑level qualification in Construction Engineering or a related discipline with a minimum of 10 years' relevant site‑based experience, or 15+ years' industry experience.
• At least 5 years' experience in the residential sector, managing multiple sites and consistently achieving or exceeding programme and financial targets.
• Experience in commercial, education or industrial construction is advantageous.
• Strong working knowledge of PCSA stages, JCT contracts and NEC forms of contract.
• Excellent numeracy and IT skills, including MS Word, Excel and Project (or similar), with working knowledge of AutoCAD.
• Proven ability to work independently, taking full responsibility and accountability for projects from start to finish.
• Relevant industry training and certifications, along with a full driving licence.

• Competitive salary with performance‑related incentives
• Company vehicle or car allowance
• Private medical and life insurance
• Enhanced annual leave and long‑service recognition
• Hybrid working options
• Ongoing training, career development and support for professional membership
• Social and team‑building events

• Company car
• Company pension
• Life insurance
• On‑site parking
• Private medical insurance

This role presents an excellent opportunity for an experienced Contracts Manager to play a key role in delivering important housing and commercial developments in the East Midlands, while progressing their career within a forward‑thinking construction organisation.

Job Types: Full‑time, Permanent

Work Location: In person