PE Global
Commercial Manager

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Commercial Manager
PE Global is recruiting for a Commercial Manager for a contract role with a leading multinational engineering and energy client based in Stone – hybrid.
Responsibilities:
- Provide guidance and leadership on contract related matters to cross functional business team members.
- Ensure project team members are aware of their responsibilities and roles to engender a team approach to contract management.
- Develop contract strategies based on company policies, customer requirements, and the overall execution strategy considering risk, pricing, scope, and schedule.
- Identify the contract baseline (including terms and conditions, specifications, drawings, estimate, proposal, schedule and other documents incorporated in the contract) and highlights areas of opportunities and potential risk.
- Ensure timely and accurate execution of commercial aspects on a portfolio of contracts and subcontracts (i.e. payments, claims, variation orders, warranties, provisions, guarantees, etc); and maintain registers accordingly.
- Verify that all parties to the contract have fulfilled their contractual obligations and there are no responsibilities outstanding.
- Ensure that the assigned portfolio of contracts and/or specific projects follow contract and claim management methodologies in accordance with applicable procedures and terms.
- Together with the business Legal Representatives, develop the negotiation strategy and support negotiations.
- Support the Legal team in handling formal dispute resolution, litigation and arbitration proceedings.
- Align with Legal to draft, negotiate and finalize agreements during the sales and project execution phases.
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Requirements:
- Several years of experience in the same or similar job.
- Be a team player and ability to communicate at various levels internally and externally.
- Important to have commercial experience and NEC type contracts with payment applications, early warnings and compensation knowledge with suppliers and customers in a project environment.
- General commercial management


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