Mechanical And Electrical Contracts Manager

We Recruit Group Ltd
Bolton
4 days ago
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To manage mechanical and electrical building services contracts from pre-construction through to completion, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with client specifications and industry standards.


Key Responsibilities
Contract & Project Management

  • Manage multiple M&E building services contracts simultaneously.
  • Oversee the delivery of HVAC, plumbing, electrical, BMS, and associated building services installations.
  • Ensure projects are delivered in accordance with contract requirements, drawings, and specifications.
  • Monitor project progress against programme and budgets.
  • Manage variations, change orders, and contractual issues.

Client & Stakeholder Management

  • Act as the primary point of contact for clients, consultants, and main contractors.
  • Attend project meetings and provide progress updates.
  • Develop and maintain strong client relationships.

Commercial Management

  • Work closely with commercial teams and quantity surveyors.
  • Monitor project costs and profitability.
  • Review subcontractor accounts and approve payments.
  • Manage procurement of subcontractors and suppliers.

Site & Construction Management

  • Support and oversee site managers and project engineers.
  • Ensure site activities are delivered safely and efficiently.
  • Monitor installation quality and compliance with design specifications.

Health & Safety

  • Ensure all projects comply with UK health and safety legislation and CDM regulations.
  • Promote safe working practices across sites.
  • Conduct site inspections and ensure RAMS are followed.

Quality & Compliance

  • Ensure installations comply with:
  • Building Regulations
  • Industry standards
  • Client specifications
  • Manage commissioning, testing, and handover documentation.

Programme Management

  • Work with planners to develop and monitor project programmes.
  • Identify delays and implement mitigation strategies.

Commissioning & Handover

  • Manage commissioning activities.
  • Ensure completion of O&M manuals and as-built drawings.
  • Oversee project handover to client


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