Commercial Manager

Commercial Manager – Social Housing Planned WorksLocation: Swindon
Salary: 50,000 - 60,000
Type: Permanent

We are recruiting for an experienced Commercial Manager to join a growing contractor delivering major social housing planned works, refurbishment and retrofit programmes.

This is a senior role overseeing the commercial delivery of three large-scale contracts, while leading and developing a team of Quantity Surveyors.

Key Responsibilities of the Commercial Manager:
Lead commercial delivery across multiple planned works contracts.
Manage and develop a team of Quantity Surveyors.
Drive cost control, forecasting, profitability and commercial performance.
Manage procurement, subcontractors, valuations, variations and final accounts.
Identify and mitigate commercial and contractual risks.
Work closely with operational teams, clients and supply chain partners.
Provide strategic commercial leadership and support business growth.

Projects Include
Social housing planned maintenance
Refurbishment and regeneration
Retrofit and decarbonisation
EWI, roofing and building envelope works
Windows and doors
Fire safety and compliance
External and communal refurbishment

We are looking for a Commercial Manager / Senior Commercial professional with experience in:

Social housing planned works
Refurbishment or regeneration
Retrofit / decarbonisation
Residential construction
Multi-site programmesStrong knowledge of JCT, NEC or partnering contracts is preferred, along with proven experience managing commercial teams and improving financial performance.

MRICS or a relevant degree is desirable, as is PAS 2035 experience.

What's on Offer?
Senior leadership opportunity
Major social housing and refurbishment portfolio
Career progression
Competitive salary
Car allowance, bonus and benefitsInterested? Apply now for a confidential discussion or contact Chelsie at build recruitment on (phone number removed) / (url removed)

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