Commercial Manager (QS) - Nuclear New Build

Description

• Identifies all costs associated with design changes, contract awards, construction activities and client charges.
• Prepares financial reports for the client in the form and at the frequency required.
• Advises on the issue of certificates of practical completion and ensure that final accounts are negotiated and agreed.
• Advises on administration of the terms of the building contract.
• Delivers improvements in systems and processes, driving transformational change.
• Identifying and participating in new initiatives that add value that led to service improvement e.g. BIM.
• Participates in the evaluation of claims for delay and additional costs made by the contractor and any nominated subcontractors/suppliers.
• Prepares contract documents, warranties, bonds and licenses and assist formal execution by the appropriate parties.
• Advises on issue of certificates of making good defects and final completion in accordance with any requirements relating to completion, submissions and approvals.
• Measures and provides valuations of the work carried out and adjust variations in accordance with the terms of the contract and agree with the contractor.
• Works collaboratively towards the common goal of net zero carbon transition and share responsibility for the proactive identification and management of the associated carbon emissions and reductions during the delivery of work.
• Manages relevant stakeholders for project/s.
• Provides cost control and reporting services during the contract.
• Develops effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

Requirements

• Professional membership or working towards i.e. MRICS/RICS or equivalent.
• Understanding of present-day issues such as sustainability, social value and carbon reduction.
• Experience in most forms of contract.
• Ability to be effective communicator with all stakeholders.
• Detailed knowledge of JCT and NEC forms of contract.
• Sound knowledge and ability to undertake and advise on contract administration and contract management.
• Problem solving and analytical skills for resolving cost and contract administration and procurement issues within consult.
• A degree in quantity surveying/cost management (or equivalent).
• Good interpersonal skills to prepare reports, negotiate and build relationships with key stakeholders.
• Proficient knowledge and expertise in specific sector/market of project/role.
• Relevant technical qualification/certification for project portfolio/s.
• Knowledge of BIM techniques and applications.
• Knowledge of value engineering, life cycle costing, contract law and contractual frameworks relating to construction.
• Ability to seek opportunities for implementing improved working practices.

Benefits

• Safety first - Going home safe and well

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance