Procurement Manager - Infrastructure

Procurement & Commercial Division Managers - Infrastructure Multiple Roles - Leading Engineering Services Giant - Transformation Projects - £65k - £75k + Excellent Package - London (Hybrid)

Market Leading Engineering Services firm is embarking upon a period of transformation and looking forward to hiring a number of new commercial managers into their growing team.

With 8 different teams across a variety of divisions including but not limited to: Sustainability, Assets, Security, Transportation & Revenue programs, there is a vast array of opportunity to lead on exciting new projects.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-regarded brand during a period of vast growth and will offer candidates the opportunity to shape things within their own image and excellent progression opportunities.

Role Responsibilities:

1. Working within a commercial division, develop innovative procurement strategies to drive innovation and delivery.
2. Deliver implementation of post-contract management activities across an array of capital works programs.
3. Collaborate and build relationships across the supply chain, operating with a strategic long-term view to ensure effective delivery of projects and contracts in line with wider business strategies.
4. Manage multiple programs of infrastructure procurement, developing and implementing procurement strategy.
5. Utilities market engagement to develop new commercial models and provide innovative practices, leading the implementation of these into procurement programs.
6. Manage supplier issues by looking at continuous improvement objectives whilst monitoring regulatory matters.

Key Skills Sought:

1. Strong experience in procurement/contract management/qs within a matrix environment.
2. Understanding of operating within a construction/quantity surveying related positions.
3. Understanding of construction related contract models such as NEC ideal but not a pre-requisite.
4. Strong stakeholder management experience to effectively engage cross-functional stakeholder groups within large environment.