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Contract Administrator

Royston
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About the Role

Our client, a globally leading EPC organisation, is seeking a Contracts Administrator / Quantity Surveyor to join a major capital project based in Royston. Working as part of the site delivery team, you will provide contract administration support to the Contracts Manager and Construction Manager, ensuring effective management of construction contracts throughout the project lifecycle.

Role Suitability

This role is ideally suited to a mid-level Contracts Administrator or Quantity Surveyor with approximately 5–10 years of experience supporting site-based construction projects within the process, pharmaceutical, chemical, industrial, or engineering sectors.

What's on Offer

  • Initial 12-month contract.
  • Outside IR35 engagement.
  • Opportunity to work on a major capital project for a globally recognised EPC contractor.
  • Collaborative site-based project environment with long-term potential.
  • Rotational work 10 - 4 days.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Draft and issue contractual correspondence, including letters, notices, and responses to contractors.
  • Support the administration of construction contracts throughout project execution.
  • Attend and support weekly contractor progress and commercial meetings.
  • Monitor contractor compliance with contractual requirements and obligations.
  • Maintain contract documentation, records, and correspondence registers.
  • Support the management of variations, compensation events, and change processes.
  • Assist with contractor applications, progress assessments, and general commercial administration activities.
  • Liaise with project, construction, and commercial teams to ensure contractual matters are effectively managed.
  • Provide day-to-day support to the Contracts Manager and Construction Manager.

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Requirements

  • Previous site-based experience supporting construction projects.
  • Background within engineering, industrial, pharmaceutical, chemical, process plant, or infrastructure projects preferred.
  • Good understanding of contract administration principles and construction project delivery.
  • Experience working with contractors and multidisciplinary project teams.
  • Knowledge of NEC and/or IChemE contracts would be advantageous.
  • Strong communication, organisation, and stakeholder management skills.
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Skills

Contract Administration
Quantity Surveying
Construction Management
Engineering
Pharmaceutical
Chemical
Industrial
Process Plant
Stakeholder Management
Communication
Organisation
NEC Contracts
IChemE Contracts

Location

Royston, England, United Kingdom

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