Oaklands College's Estates and Facilities function is recruiting a graduate to support property matters, building projects and contractor agreements. Day to day, the work covers contract administration, reviewing terms and variations, and supporting procurement and leases. It is a development role for a Law graduate, with hands-on exposure to construction and property work and a route into wider estates projects. An LLB or equivalent law degree is required.
What the job involves
- Supporting building, refurbishment and estates projects, including wider Estates projects as experience grows
- Reviewing contractor agreements, contract terms, key dates, obligations and variations
- Supporting contract administration throughout projects
- Assisting with appointing and managing contractors and professional services
- Supporting procurement and tendering
- Maintaining contracts, warranties and project documentation
- Supporting leases, licences and other property agreements
- Attending project and contractor meetings
- Liaising with contractors, consultants and external legal advisers
- Undertaking legal and commercial research
- Identifying contractual risks and issues
- Supporting compliance, governance and audit activity
Qualifications
- LLB Law degree or equivalent legal qualification
Skills & knowledge
- Interest in property, construction or commercial law
- Interest in developing knowledge of contracts and contract management
- Confidence reading and interpreting contractual documentation
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail
- Excellent written and verbal communication
- Strong organisation and ability to manage competing deadlines
Other
- Proactive approach and willingness to learn
What’s offered
- Generous holiday allowance
- Local Government Pension Scheme with strong employer contributions
- CPD, free Adult Community Learning courses, Staff Development Days and annual awards
- Free onsite permit parking
- Onsite gym access and discounted wellness treatments
- Cycle to Work Scheme and discounted UNO Bus travel
- Eye care vouchers
- Employee Assistance Programme and mental health support, including peer supporters
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
