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Contracts Manager/Operations Manager
South Midlands
Up to £90,000

We are currently working with a privately owned top civil engineering contractor, based in Worcestershire that turnover circa £60m. My client is moving into a new sector and has recently made a very Senior appointment to spearhead this division, because of this and successfully winning multiple large schemes they are looking to take on a Contracts Manager / Operations Manager to oversee the operational works.

The company specialise in delivering civil engineering projects and frameworks including infrastructure, highways, public realm etc for a range of private clients and local authorities and have now branched out into the water infrastructure sector both on clean and dirty water schemes.

They are currently recruiting a Contracts Manager or Operations Manager to be based in the South Midlands to work on schemes within this region with the remit of aiding the growth of the region as well as working on live projects, undertaking works that range in value from £5m – £20m and then carrying out the role of a contracts manager once the project is live.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing business who are expanding into new geographies and successfully tender for new projects and frameworks. This role offers excellent progression opportunities to contracts manager as well as the opportunity to make your mark with a fantastic business.

A strong water infrastructure background will be essential for this position, due to plans for the business and the experiences required to fulfil the day to day duties.

Salary & Package:
• Up to £90,000 per annum
• 25 days annual leave plus stats
• Discretionary bonus scheme
• Car allowance or company car
• Generous pension contributions
• Private healthcare
• Etc.

This is a great opportunity for a proven contracts manager to join a well-established business for the right individual.

Apply Now! Or For more information on this vacancy, please contact Ben Symonds at Kenton Black Birmingham