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Senior Mechanical Contracts Manager

Kenton Black Ltd
Aberdeen
3 days ago
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Kenton Black are recruiting for a permanent Senior Mechanical Contracts Manager in Aberdeen.


Our client, a medium to large mechanical/electrical subcontractor with a strong presence in the North East of Scotland, is looking to appoint a Senior Mechanical Contracts Manager to join their dynamic team. This role offers the opportunity to work across a diverse range of projects and play a key part in the management of mechanical installations / maintenance projects.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Project Oversight & Delivery Lead mechanical contracts from inception to completion, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to high-quality standards.
  • Client & Stakeholder Management Act as the primary point of contact for clients, consultants, and subcontractors, maintaining strong relationships and ensuring satisfaction throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Team Leadership & Coordination Manage and mentor site supervisors, engineers, and tradespeople, promoting collaboration and high performance across all project teams.
  • Technical & Commercial Review Interpret mechanical drawings and specifications, assess contract terms, and ensure compliance with industry standards and company policies.
  • Health, Safety & Compliance Uphold rigorous health and safety standards across all sites, ensuring full compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Cost Control & Procurement Oversee procurement of materials and subcontractor services, monitor project costs, and implement value engineering strategies where appropriate.
  • Reporting & Documentation Prepare progress reports, risk assessments, and financial forecasts for senior leadership, ensuring transparency and informed decision-making.

What You Bring:

  • Proven track record as a Contracts Manager within the sub contracting environment
  • Strong working knowledge of construction contracts and procedures
  • Excellent attention to detail and sound commercial/technical judgement
  • A proactive, confident approach with excellent communication skills

Why This Role?

Our client offers a forward-thinking environment that supports professional growth and fosters collaboration. With a strong reputation for quality and reliability, you’ll be joining a company where your expertise will be recognised and your development supported.


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