Job Description
The Company: We are working with a well-established, family-owned building contractor. They specialise in public sector works undertaking education, health & commercial projects from £200k - £2m. They workload is varied and whilst primarily refurbishments they are now securing new build schemes at higher values for key local clients. They are big believers on progression from within, they routinely employ apprentices and have a base of directly employed, capable trades & labour. The company holds exciting further expansion plans which will lead to on-going progression and development opportunities. The Role: They are now in a position to add to their Commercial team; they have secured a number of schemes across Merseyside & Lancashire, again for public sector bodies. Reporting in to an experienced Commercial Director you will work closely with the operations and technical teams to help reach a successful commercial outcome on the projects. General responsibilities will include the following; Undertake all commercial and contractual requirements on the designated projects in accordance with the company procedures and processes, Ensuring sound financial performance including profitability, cash flow, and managing risks and opportunities, Preparation of accurate and detailed monthly cost reports for review with the Commercial Manager, Good working knowledge of and application of Main Contract and Sub-Contract Forms and Standard Method of Measurement, Preparing and agreeing Monthly Valuations, including valuing variations and forecast final account, Appointment of Subcontractors in accordance with Company Procedures, including procurement and account management including valuations, payment notices and agreement of final accounts, To work closely with Contracts Management to ensure all required site records and correspondence are completed in accordance with the specific Contract requirements and Company Procedures, Maintain a close wo
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