My client is a well respected MEP/Main contractor who operate across the European Data centre sector, due to a recent project win they are looking to expand their commercial function with the appointment of a MEP Commercial Manager - DC experience is highly desireable for this role

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Validate tender following award of project with the Project Manager/Director
• Assist in preparation of project CCS by analysing the tender and project requirements.
• Prepare cash flow by analysing the timing of billings and costs.
• Compile monthly reports in accordance with the Group standard procedures.
• Where applicable, carry out site measures with Construction and Planning Teams in accordance with contractual procedures.
• Ensure timely submission of claims/notices in accordance with provisions of contract.
• Ensure that areas of concern are highlighted relating to contract costs, sales, and contribution.
• Ensure that you attend monthly commercial and subcontractor meetings.
• Draft pre- and post-contract correspondence in consultation with the Project Manager/Director
• Identify if material purchases are scope or variation to the budget.
• Ensure control of client invoicing by submission of invoices and tracking of payment etc.
• Administer payments to subcontractors and suppliers by reviewing submissions in terms of their contracts.
• Liaise closely with the Financial Department on project reporting and financials.
• Resolve disputes in relation to client / subcontractor issues.
• Prepare reports on commercial and contractual issues for the Project and Commercial Managers
• Monitor site procurement on receipt of regular reports.

Qualifications:

• Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, Construction Management or equivalent
• 5-10 years’ experience in Quantity Surveying in the construction industry
• Working towards chartership or professional Quantity Surveying Certification is desirable
• Solid knowledge of Mechanical & Electrical Systems
• Data Centre experience would be an advantage but is not essential