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Project/Contracts Manager - Andover

Job Description

RW Armstrong is a family business with over 65 years’ experience working on some of the finest properties in the South of England. You will be joining a highly experienced and close-knit team to complete large scale projects of high value and complexity, from contemporary new builds to period refurbishments. No two of our projects are the same and you will be given the opportunity for continual challenge and growth. With our company expanding, there is plenty of scope for career growth. What you'll be doing: In this role, you will be responsible for directing and coordinating all project activities, ensuring a focus on performance. Directing and coordinating all project activities with a focus on performance. Managing multiple projects concurrently, setting, reviewing, and implementing project strategy. Utilizing Project Commander software for programming, reporting, and delay analysis. Leading pre-construction and post-completion processes, managing defects and post-completion works. Overseeing people management, including team leadership, recruitment, and client expectations. Commercial Management: Understanding JCT contracts, managing notifications, claims, and disputes. Proactively working with commercial team members, overseeing procurement processes, and ensuring accurate reporting. SHE (Safety, Health and Environment): Proactively managing all aspects of SHE on-site, ensuring compliance with regulations. Administration: Demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of compliance matters and utilizing company processes and systems. What you'll need: Managed projects valued between £2M and £6M. Managed multiple projects simultaneously, understanding and managing complex project information. Technical and construction knowledge, including contemporary and traditional construction methods, conservation, listed buildings, basements, and RC substructures. Competency in IT software packages, including Outlook, Word, Excel, Project Commander, and PDF editing. Working Hours: 41 hours per week, Monday to Thursday from 08:00 to 17:30, and Fridays from 08:00 to 16:00 with a one-hour unpaid break each day. Benefits: Car Allowance 23 Days Holiday, plus Bank Holidays Private Medical Insurance Standard Workplace Pension 5 Days Company Sick Pay What's Next If you're excited about the prospect of joining our team and contributing to our success, here's what you can expect: Submit your application online through our website. Our HR team will review your application and reach out to schedule an interview. Successful candidates will be invited for a second-round interview to discuss specifics. Upon selection, you'll receive a formal offer outlining the details of your employment.