Regional Commercial Manager
Regional Commercial Manager
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead and manage the commercial function for the North of England division
- Take full responsibility for cost control, forecasting, reporting, and commercial performance
- Oversee procurement strategies, subcontractor management, and contract administration
- Manage and mentor a team of M&E Quantity Surveyors and commercial staff
- Provide strategic commercial input at pre-construction and bid stage
- Ensure robust risk management, change control, and value recovery
- Work closely with operational teams to drive margin improvement and best practice
- Maintain strong client relationships and support repeat business
- Proven experience as a Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor or Commercial Manager within an M&E contracting environment
- Strong working knowledge of standard forms of contract (e.g. JCT, NEC)
- Track record of leading commercial teams and managing sizeable project portfolios
- Commercially astute, with the ability to influence at both project and board level
- Confident operating in a senior, autonomous role with regional responsibility
- What's on OfferSalary circa 100,000, dependent on experience
- Attractive benefits package (car allowance, bonus, pension, etc.)A genuine leadership role with influence over regional strategy
- Long-term career progression within a financially stable, growing business
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