Assistant Contracts Manager – Surfacing
We are seeking an experienced Assistant Contracts Manager to join a growing surfacing and highways team. This role would suit someone with a site engineering background who is looking to progress into contract and operational management.
Responsibilities
- Support the delivery of surfacing and highway maintenance contracts
- Assist with planning, programming, and coordinating site operations
- Manage subcontractors, labour, plant, and material resources
- Monitor project costs, progress, quality, and health & safety compliance
- Liaise with clients, site teams, and suppliers
- Prepare site reports, RAMS, and contract documentation
- Ensure works are delivered on time and within budget
Requirements
- Previous experience in surfacing, asphalt, highways, or civil engineering & construction projects.
- Background as an Assistant Site Engineer, Setting out Engineer, or similar
- Good understanding of NEC contracts and highway specifications
- Strong organisational and communication skills
- SMSTS/SSSTS and CSCS desirable
- Full UK driving licence
Ideal Candidate
- Hands‑on operational experience on live Construction or Civil Engineering projects
- Looking to step into a more commercial and managerial role
- Able to manage multiple sites and work collaboratively with delivery teams
Package
- Competitive salary
- Company vehicle or allowance
- Pension and benefits package
- Career progression opportunities within a growing business
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