Commercial Manager

Overview

Manage commercial risk, contracts, and financial performance for large infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities

• change management
• risk register
• earned value
• cost reconciliation
• programme monitoring
• supply chain

Tasks

-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
• nec3
• commercial acumen
• construction finance
• stakeholder management

What You Bring

-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.

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About Aecom

-Launched as a bold independent infrastructure consultancy from a merger of five legacy firms dating back over a century. -Handles everything from geotech to electro-mechanical systems, as seen in the award-winning Romaine Hydroelectric Complex in Canada. -Guides projects through every lifecycle stage in transportation, buildings, water systems, energy, and environmental sectors.

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