GEDA Construction
CONTRACTS MANAGER

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GEDA’s award-winning teams are based out of offices in Tyrone (NI) and the East Midlands (ENG), delivering key residential, commercial, educational, and infrastructure projects. GEDA is well known for its commitment to delivering high-quality projects in the construction and civil engineering industry.
We focus on engaging with local communities, minimising our environmental footprint and put a strong emphasis on health, safety and well-being in delivering our projects for clients.
This is an excellent opportunity for like-minded people to join our vibrant team. As our Contracts Manager you will play a pivotal part in the continued growth and success of our Building Department. This role will be critical in managing our housing and commercial projects, with our clients to ensure their successful delivery.
THE ROLE
Compliance
- Ensure that all contracts comply with legal and regulatory requirements governing construction projects, including environmental regulations, health and safety standards.
- Ensure safe systems of work are planned and implemented on assigned projects.
Quality Assurance
- Ensure detailed project programmes are drawn up and adhered to on assigned projects and to regularly report progress against these.
- Ensure that contractors and suppliers adhere to quality standards and specifications outlined in contracts.
- Conduct site support, inspections, and audits as necessary.
Contract Administration
- Oversee the administration of contracts throughout their lifecycle, including document management, change order management, and dispute resolution.
- Take the lead in design management, buildability review, and technical support on design and build projects where applicable.
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Stakeholder Management
External Stakeholders
- Manage the allocation of trades and labour, employed and sub-contracted, ensuring efficient and cost-effective use of resources on assigned projects.
- Attend sub-contractor and client meetings, liaise with government agencies, regulatory bodies, and community representatives as required.
Internal Stakeholders
- Work with site teams, procurement, and finance departments, ensuring a positive working relationship is established and maintained.
Site Team Management
- Manage the site team on assigned projects, including their recruitment, performance management, training, and development.
Budgeting and Cost Control
- Work closely with the site manager and commercial manager to develop and manage budgets for contracts, monitoring expenses and ensuring that projects stay within budgetary constraints.
Performance Evaluation
- Evaluate the performance of contractors and vendors, tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensuring that contractual obligations are met satisfactorily.
- Take ownership of projects.
Continuous Improvement
- Identify opportunities for process improvement and optimisation in contract management practices, implementing best practices to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
Maintain the Integrated Management System (IMS)
- Maintain the IMS requirements, policies, and procedures.
To undertake any other duties as necessary.


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The Knowledge, Experience & Skills
- A 3rd level qualification in Construction Engineering or other industry-related qualification with 10+ years relevant on the ground experience or 15+ years industry experience.
- Previous experience within the residential sector 5 years+, managing projects while achieving and exceeding financial and programme targets, would be essential.
- Experience and knowledge of commercial, education, and industrial construction is preferable.
- Social housing experience in NI and ROI would be preferred.
- Knowledge and experience of PCSA stage, JCT contracts, PWC, and NEC contracting.
- Numeracy and IT skills including MS Office, Word, and Excel with a strong working knowledge of MS Project (or similar) as well as Auto CAD.
- Must be able to use your own initiative, taking accountability and responsibility for projects from start to finish.
- Appropriate recognised industry training certificates and a full driving licence.
The Benefits
- Competitive salary with performance-based bonuses.
- Company vehicle or car allowance.
- Private medical & life insurance.
- Additional holidays & service awards.
- Hybrid Working.
- Opportunities for career growth, training, support for professional development and membership.
- Social and team building events.
This position is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Contracts Manager to contribute to the development of critical housing and commercial projects in Ireland, while advancing their career in the construction industry.
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