Senior Contracts Administrator

Permanent Opportunity based on-site  Join an Employer of Choice in the construction industry Collaborative supportive team & culture  About Us Construction has been Buildcorp's core business for over 30 years and we take pride in finding the best solutions for our customers, putting our values into action every day.
Our difference comes from who we are and what we stand for.
How we treat our people, partners, and community matters to each of us.
Buildcorp's real difference is three decades of success: passionate staff, loyal customers, industry leading systems, award winning projects, supportive suppliers, and a reputation to be proud of.
Benefits: On top of joining a supportive and positive culture, you'll receive: Career development customised to you Additional paid leave options Employee referral bonus Access to personal and financial counselling services The opportunity to give back with our Buildcorp Foundation Access to Rugby tickets in season  The Opportunity: As a Senior Contracts Administrator, you will be an integral part of our project delivery team on both structures and finishes .The projects will consist of both new build and major upgrades.
This role will see you overseeing the construction delivery of building packages as a Senior Contracts Administrator, managing subcontractors and service suppliers, involve developing and maintaining construction programs, implementing the procurement strategy.
You will be managing & developing a team as well.
To succeed in this role, you will have: Qualified in a relevant field of study (Engineering, Construction Management etc) Previous on-site construction delivery experience 5+ years at least.
Experience being the financial lead of projects Clear and articulate communication skills coupled with an ability to manage stakeholders, both internally and externally Prior suitable experience in a reputable construction/interiors/fit out organization is a must  Excellent communication skills are essential Would you like to join a team that really makes a difference?