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ERP Transformation Lead - Construction

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ERP Transformation Lead (Construction)
Competitive Day Rate or FTC Package
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Our client is a construction group entering a major systems transition following recent changes. The business is moving away from a bespoke Microsoft Dynamics 365 setup and requires an experienced ERP specialist to assess current processes, recommend a new platform and lead the selection and implementation of a new one. This is a hands-on transformation role requiring construction knowledge/experience and the ability to deliver the full scope of works.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assess current systems, workflows and data structures from a cold start
- Map business processes across commercial, build, technical, land, finance and customer care
- Review existing D365 configuration and identify gaps, risks and bespoke elements
- Recommend a new ERP and produce vendor-agnostic options
- Lead vendor selection including scope definition, module requirements and pricing negotiation
- Manage implementation with the chosen vendor
- Embed new processes, train teams and support change management
- Ensure construction-specific workflows are correctly built into the new system
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What We're Looking For:
- Strong background in construction ERP, ideally D365, COINS, Eque2, EVision, IFS or SAP
- Experience delivering ERP transformations in construction or housebuilding
- Ability to work independently, assess a business from scratch and build a roadmap
- Vendor-agnostic mindset with strong commercial and technical judgement
- Excellent communication skills and confidence working with senior stakeholders
- Construction experience is essential


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What's In It For You:
- Competitive day rate or FTC package
- High autonomy and influence
- Opportunity to shape the future ERP landscape of the business
- Direct access to senior leadership
- A rare, high-impact transformation role
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