Commercial Manager

Reporting to the Water Cost and Commercial Lead, you’ll be at the heart of our commercial operations—guiding procurement, contract execution, and post-contract delivery across multi-workstream programmes. You’ll collaborate with senior stakeholders, delivery teams, and supply chain partners to ensure financial transparency, compliance, and performance. Your leadership will help shape smarter, safer, and more resilient infrastructure.

Commercial Managers – Deliver Excellence with Egis UK

• Manage post-contract cost variances, valuations, and change control
• Translate insights into actionable cost control strategies and delivery plans
• Proactively engaging with markets and suppliers;
• Developing a premier capability and team;
• Lead cost planning, estimating, and final cost plan presentation
• Support work-winning teams by reviewing tender packs and identifying commercial risks
• Oversee contract execution, supplier performance, and risk mitigation
• Oversee final account negotiation and post-project evaluation
• Contribute to feasibility studies, benchmarking, and value management
• Guide procurement strategy and contract preparation across all phases
• Support construction teams in meeting delivery milestones safely and efficiently
• Ensure compliance with NEC3/4, FIDIC, UK law, and regulatory frameworks
• Foster strong supply chain relationships through performance-based contracts
• Collaborate with planners, PMs, and client stakeholders to ensure financial clarity
• Streamlining and enhancing operational workflows;

Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying, Construction, Engineering, or a related discipline

• Sector experience in water, environment, defence, or nuclear
• NEC3/4 contract expertise (Options A, C, E essential)
• Excellent client-facing and supply chain engagement abilities
• Experience managing teams and mentoring junior QSs
• Strong financial modelling and commercial problem-solving skills
• Valid CSCS card; Water Hygiene Card desirable
• Familiarity with ECI/ESI in design & build programmes
• In-depth knowledge of CDM regulations and risk management
• Willingness to work on-site at least 4 days per week (Tamworth)
• Professional membership (e.g., MRICS) is desirable but not essential