Contracts Supervisor

Overview

MB902: Contracts Supervisor. Location: Wimbledon. Salary: £30,000 - £45,000 DOE. Working Hours: Monday to Friday. Benefits: Long-term career opportunities, Training, mentoring, and professional development, Flexible working, Pension contribution, 25 days annual leave + Bank Holidays, Regular team activities and quarterly events, Additional benefits including a wellbeing allowance, Retail Discount Packages and Cycle to Work Scheme.

First Military Recruitment are currently seeking a Contracts Supervisor on behalf of one of our fantastic clients who require someone to be located near their Head Office in Wimbledon.

Our client are looking to appoint an experienced and ambitious Contracts Supervisor to join their established project management team. This is a key leadership role for someone who can confidently take the lead on flat roofing and cladding projects and play a central role in developing the department for long-term success.

Duties & Responsibilities
  • To ensure that contract delivery is achieved to a high standard in accordance with the offers made by the business and the expectations of the clients customers. Endeavour to exceed the customer's expectations.
  • Ensuring the duties and obligations imposed on the Company by all current and future health and safety legislation are met.
  • To comply and adhere to all of the companies' policies and procedures.
  • To liaise with your Manager to ensure that you undertake a minimum of 20 hours of external training every year.
  • To maintain and improve the overall presentation and standards of operating performance of all staff and sub-contractors.
  • To ensure that all site visits are recorded and all necessary visits are documented.
  • Plan and carry out inductions with your site staff and sub-contractors at the start of every job or when they first attend site.
  • Tool box talks should also be carried out when you identify a particular need associated with a project or task or when you identify a lack of knowledge or understanding and also as refreshers to remind staff and sub-contractors of their responsibilities.
  • Check and record all necessary sub-contractor health and safety information, including certification and training, on the internal CRM.
  • To ensure that sites you are responsible for are visited and inspected regularly in order to guarantee that the actual execution of the contract is in line with our offer/specification and also in line with our customer's needs
Skills & Qualifications
  • Must have sheeting and cladding experience as a Contracts Supervisor within the roofing refurbishment sector.
  • Strong verbal and written interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Strong health and safety experience.
  • Experience of managing sub-contractors and inductions.
  • Experience of site reporting, inspections and documentation.
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