Ensure changes are managed rigorously with a focus on commercial implications of change, manage commercial risk and opportunity generally.
Work with AECOM discipline leads to identify and assess change
Input to Risk Register and assessment of risk allowance in financial reporting
Apply contractual mechanisms, preparation of CE quotations and manage negotiation to agreement
Attend regular progress meetings and change control meetings with the client
Undertake regular programme and cost reconciliation
Provide risk and commercial advice during the project lifecycle to assess performance and provide support for the projects you are supporting.
Manage internal AECOM reporting processes, Earned Value Management and EAC’s
Work with Project Planner to capture and monitor changes to the Project Programme
Ensure that activities meet both internal company standards and external regulatory requirements
With support from the finance function provide effective reporting and forecasting of the commercial performance within the transportation business.
Manage supply chain contracts, payment applications and invoices
Requirements
risk management
acca
commercial management
nec3
business analysis
communication
A good understanding of risk management procedures and processes
A qualification in accountancy, surveying or law e.g. ACCA, ACMA, CPA, MRICS, Law Society would be advantageous.
Previous contract experience in commercial management for large value projects with fee values in excess of £1million
Basic knowledge of English commercial law and specific knowledge of contract law with respect to the built environment; experience of a range of forms of contract such as NEC3&4, JCT, Govt Frameworks, FIDIC
Demonstrate commercial acumen, strong business analysis skills and the ability to interpret and understand complex financial systems and reports.
Previous experience gained within a legal, commercial or financial role within the construction and property industry.
Preferably a degree in a business, finance, law or engineering discipline.
Good interpersonal skills including relationship building and communication at all levels and work collaboratively across the organisation; listening to other points of view while still being persuasive.