NEC Construction Project Manager

NEC Project Manager

Are you an experienced NEC Project Manager looking for a new role?

As an NEC Project Manager, you will be responsible for leading the construction phase of an NEC4 contract.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Engagement, liaison, and coordination with internal/external stakeholders and key partners to the project including Southside Business Improvement District, Hippodrome Theatre, local businesses, and local elected members in the planning and delivery of the works programme.
2. To act as Project Manager during the Construction phase as described under the NEC4 or other form of contract. Undertake Project Start Up, Programme and Risk Management, Commercial Management, Contract Management, and Project Closure. Manage the contract through NEC CCM Contract Change Management service or similar.
3. To administer the terms of the NEC 4 Option A Contract with the Contractor on behalf of the Employer and lead negotiations.
4. To ensure Pre-Construction Information is established with necessary surveys, reports, and test results prior to the start of construction works and regularly review information requirements.
5. To convene, chair, and minute all project meetings with the Employer's project team; a prestart meeting, risk workshop(s), and monthly progress meetings with the Contractor and others on and off site as required.
6. To maintain records and data, operate and maintain information systems and undertake general administrative tasks.
7. To manage and co-ordinate Employer representatives, design team members, and the Contractor to ensure the safe, secure, and timely delivery of highways schemes in accordance with agreed quality and cost parameters.

Essential Experience:

1. NEC4 accredited Project Manager
2. Experienced in leading and project managing major highway projects including statutory procedures, design, construction, and maintenance.
3. Experienced in cost and risk management and a proven record of delivering major projects to time and budget.
4. Experienced in responding to and working with members of the public, Councillors, and Ward Members.

This role requires the successful candidate to work on a 40-hour per week basis across a hybrid working pattern, with site and office visits required during this project.

For a full description and further information on the role, please call Leah Kimber at Carrington West on 02393 876076.