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Contract Manager - Wind Energy

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Contract Manager – Wind Energy
North East England
We are recruiting for a Contract Manager to join a leading organisation operating within the renewable energy sector.
Working as part of the Asset Operations function, you will take responsibility for the commercial management of key suppliers, contracts, and framework agreements supporting a significant portfolio of operational wind assets.
This position requires someone with previous professional experience within the wind sector, either onshore or offshore, alongside a strong background in contract, commercial, procurement, or supply chain management.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage key supplier contracts and framework agreements across operational wind assets
- Monitor supplier performance, KPIs, and contractual obligations
- Manage commercial claims, disputes, variations, amendments, and warranty claims
- Lead supplier meetings and commercial negotiations
- Manage contract administration, payments, and cost reporting
- Support the management of O&M, OEM, and service agreements
- Hold key suppliers and contractors accountable for contractual performance
- Identify opportunities to maximize commercial value from existing contracts
- Work closely with Operations, Finance, Legal, and other internal stakeholders
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Key Requirements
- Previous experience within the wind sector is essential, either onshore or offshore
- Strong background within contract management, commercial management, procurement, category management, or supply chain
- Proven experience managing third-party suppliers and contractors
- Experience managing contracts within an operational, engineering, or industrial environment
- Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills
- Experience managing claims, disputes, contractual changes, and variations
- Good understanding of contract terms, cost control, and supplier performance
- Experience with O&M, OEM, turbine, HV/electrical, or wider wind asset service contracts would be highly advantageous
- MCIPS, MRICS, or a relevant commercial/supply chain qualification would be advantageous


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This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced commercial or supply chain professional with a wind-sector background to move into a key Contract Manager position supporting a substantial portfolio of operational renewable energy assets.
Salary: Competitive salary + bonus & benefits
Location: Ideally North East England
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