Global Edge Group
Construction Subcontract Manager

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Construction Subcontract Manager
Ltd Contract: Outside IR35
Site based: Talacre, Flintshire - Hynet Industrial Decarbonisation project
Schedule: 5 days per week plus half day Saturday
Global Edge are partnering a client through the EPC phase of a major gas terminal development project in the UK and are seeking a Construction Subcontract Manager to ensure the correct development, management, and improvement of new scopes on Mechanical Work – West and Buildings and E&I Works throughout the engineering and development phases (EPIC Projects) of the CCS Project.
Key Deliverables
- Lead the Subcontract Engineers/Administrators team
- Ensure the procedure of Subcontract Administration is implemented and followed by Subcontractors
- Initiate letters and notices to Subcontractors as needed and ensure that the letters and notices from the Subcontractors are appropriately replied to
- Monitor Subcontractor’s performance
- Review and validate the progress payment submitted by Subcontractors
- Provide to project management team support in the identification of any variations and/or claims with implications on project program and forecasts, if any (i.e. delays/costs)
- Analyse the issued Site Technical Queries, Site Instructions, Deviation Requests to both determine the relevant cost impact and lead the negotiation with Subcontractors for alignment on the price
- Ensure that extra works, new unit prices, claims, back charges, liquidated damages, and close out of the Subcontracts are performed/processed in accordance with the relevant procedure
- Participate actively in change management and forecast analysis
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- Minimum 5 years' experience as a Quantity Surveyor and previous experience within offshore facilities, industrial plants, or complex construction projects in the Oil & Gas or wider energy sector.
- Candidates with some exposure to contract management activities will be considered.
- The successful candidate will work closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams, architectural subcontractors, vendors, and the client to ensure building design and architectural requirements are effectively coordinated and delivered onsite.
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