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This BM TRADA accredited fire safety consultancy is looking for a Contracts Manager to join their business following multiple contract awards and to support their ongoing growth in the fire protection sector.

Job title: Contracts Manager
Contract type: Permanent
Salary: Up to £50,000/year (with salary/package reviews based on performance)
Location: Office-based, North Lincolnshire

The successful candidate will have:

* Proven experience in contracts management within the fire protection sector, ideally for social housing/local authority clients/contracts

* Experience managing sub-contracts and multi-disciplinary teams

* Demonstrated track record of budget management including planning and monitoring project budgets, identifying cost saving opportunities without compromising quality, and financial reporting

* Good communication skills with a variety of stakeholders including on-site teams, sub-contractors, and clients

* Excellent IT and project management skills with ability to work across multiple projects

* While there isn’t an expectation for this role to win new contracts or conduct business development activities, the successful candidate will be expected to actively explore opportunities in the sector and liaise with the Business Development Manager accordingly.

More about the company:

This UK-based consultancy offers a comprehensive approach to fire safety, providing services that range from fire risk assessments and fire door surveys to in-depth fire strategy consultancy. Known for their commitment to compliance and tailored safety solutions, they work across multiple property sectors, ensuring buildings meet industry standards while prioritising sustainability and innovative safety practices.

With a team comprising fire safety specialists, engineers, and compliance professionals, this consultancy partners closely with clients to create customised, proactive fire safety management plans that not only address regulatory requirements but also support efficient resource use and risk minimisation