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      <description>Location: Stoke-on-trent | Salary: 400.00-400.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Contracts Manager Civil EngineeringLocation: North MidlandsRate: £400 £500 per dayContract: Outside IR35 via LTD CompanyWe are seeking an experienced Contracts Manager to join a civil engineering contractor delivering works as part of a major water infrastructure programme. Based in the North Midlands, you will oversee the contractor s delivery packages, ensuring works are completed safely, within budget and in line with programme and quality requirements.This opportunity would suit a Contracts Manager with a strong background in heavy civil engineering, excellent commercial awareness and experience managing multiple work fronts.Key Responsibilities  Oversee the planning, mobilisation and delivery of civil engineering work packages. Provide leadership to project managers, site teams and subcontractors, maintaining clear accountability for delivery. Monitor programmes, budgets and resources, identifying risks and implementing recovery measures where required. Work closely with the commercial team on forecasting, cost control, variations and contractual notifications. Manage relationships with the client, principal contractor, designers and wider supply chain. Ensure works comply wit...</description>
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