Assistant Contracts Manager

Assistant Contracts Manager

• £25-35,000


• 23 days holiday plus bank holidays


• Van


• Fuel card or mileage allowance


• Pension


• Flexible employer and supportive environment 


• Lots of room to progress upwards in the business. 


• Casual dress in the office.

A privately owned Groundworks Sub-contractor based in Bedfordshire has an opportunity for an Assistant Contracts Manager to join their team.

The Company - Groundwork & Civil Engineering Contractor

If you are looking to work with a friendly, informal, supportive, and very knowledgeable team then this could be the role for you.

Our client are a privately owned, well established construction company who specialise in all aspects of ground works and civil engineering throughout the south east of England.

Operating out of their Head Office in Bedfordshire, they have sites towards Rugby, out along the Thames Valley, down to Crawley and around North and East London

They have a fantastic team, are growing, and are looking for a Trainee Contracts Manager who would like to be part of their growth

They have built up an excellent reputation, with well known construction companies.

They work on a wide range of schemes ranging from £400k - £3m (average project value is £1.5m)

The Role - Assistant Contracts Manager

As an Assistant Contracts Manager your time will be spilt between office and site. You will be trained by the Supervisors on site during your site time, and the Construction Director in the office. You will assist with:

• Overseeing all aspects of site management on your sites, regularly visiting to inspect, offer support and adherence to agreed program and quality


• Arrange adequate resources for project delivery,  ordering drainage, keeping in touch with suppliers etc. 


• Attend weekly client meetings, taking, issuing, and actioning notes. 

The right person:

You will have some form of construction supervisory experience within the construction industry. 

Or you will work in groundworks and will be looking to move in to a supervisory role.