Job summary

A leading utilities provider require a Contract & Supplier Manager. Applicants should have experience in / knowledge of post-signature procurement activities; supplier relationship management, contract management and strong stakeholder skills.

Key skills required for this role

Contract Management, Contracts Management, Supplier Management, SRM, CCM

Important

Contract Management, Contracts Management, Supplier Management, SRM, CCM

Job description

A leading utilities provider require a Contract & Supplier Manager. Applicants should have experience in / knowledge of post-signature procurement activities; supplier relationship management, contract management and strong stakeholder engagement skills.

The Contract & Supplier Manager will be responsible for managing contracts and supplier relationships across a broad range of; MRO, FM, capex, construction, engineering services, logistics, maintenance, fleet, spares/repairs, and chemical provision goods/services. Previous experience with this supplier/contract set, will not be required.

Implementing best practice contract lifecycle management and fostering cohesive relationships with suppliers, the Contract & Supplier Manager will drive improved supply chain performance, reduce costs and achieve value maximisation for the organisation.

A high degree of hybrid/flexible working can be offered.

Specific duties of the Contract & Supplier Manager include:

• Implement contract management strategies across supplier/contract set
• Supplier Management - drive cohesive relationships, performance and dispute resolution
• Support sourcing/category managers in regards to contract review and finalisation
• Supplier and contract management governance activities
• Identify and share opportunities for improvement in contract management and supplier relationship strategies

Contract & Supplier Manager applicants should meet the following criteria:

• Post-Signature procurement experience across; contract management and supplier relationship management
• Excellent stakeholder engagement, and internal influencing skills
• The ability to foster collaborative and innovative supply chain relationships
• An appreciation of governance and compliance in a procurement setting
• Procurement qualification such as MCIPS, WCC, IACCM or a law degree would be useful in this role, but not essential