Enerpro Group
Construction Manager

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Enerpro is a fast-growing specialist engineering and construction business in offshore energy. We're looking for a Construction Manager to take full ownership of our Construction Division - not to manage projects within an existing structure, but to build that structure from the ground up.
This is a newly created, senior role reporting to the Operations Manager and working closely with the MD. You'll take complete ownership of construction activity across the business: commercial performance, client relationships, technical delivery, and the people who make it all happen.
What you'll be doing
- Own construction delivery end to end, from planning through to safe, on-time completion
- Drive the financial performance of the division - revenue, margin, utilisation, forecasting
- Build and lead a competent team as the division grows
- Coach and develop Project Engineers, Supervisors, and future leaders
- Lead tenders and pricing, and support business development
- Act as the primary client interface for construction work
- Set the standards, systems, and procedures the division will run on
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- Substantial, time-served experience in construction management within oil & gas or energy - hands-on credibility matters more to us than formal qualifications
- A track record of running construction projects end to end, including the commercial side (NEC/LOGIC contracts, variations, change control)
- Experience with onshore and offshore surveys, CDM regulations, and Permit to Work systems
- The ability to lead multi-disciplinary teams and stay composed under pressure
- A genuine appetite to build something and lead from the front


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What's on offer
- Private healthcare
- Free city-centre parking
- Regular team days out
- The autonomy to build and run a division as your own
- Aberdeen, office-based, with site and offshore travel as required
- Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours a week
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