Contract Co-ordinator

Chadderton
2 months ago
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(Flexible Start Time Up To 9AM)

Contract Co-ordinator

The Role

This role will oversee and actively manage the life-cycle of various contracts to support business activity. This role will also support the Company to ensure the robustness of legal related documentation. Effective collaboration with key stakeholders is key to the role.

Contract Co-ordinator

Main Responsibilities

To be responsible for the life cycle management of customer focused contractual agreements including:
Consignment stock management
Non-Disclosure agreements (NDAs)
Supply Agreements
Tender documentation
To ensure that the terms and conditions set out in contractual agreements and other Company documents are accurate and in line with Company guidelines and current legislation.
To assist in the review of any external questionnaires/portals as it relates to Company terms.
To monitor and manage the renewal of existing contractual agreements, as well as the introduction of new agreements
To ensure that externally provided documents are acceptable in relation to Company guidelines, monitoring potential business exposure / risk
Clarifying and evaluating the needs of the client’s goals with all interested parties, whilst safeguarding the company’s interests
To ensure that relevant staff and systems are regularly updated with specific information from the contract process
Conducting investigations into any contractual disputes
To assist where required with reports and data analysis
To work cohesively with all other support functions within the wider Company and carry out any other tasks as reasonably requested

Contract Co-ordinator

The Candidate

Must be from a manufacturing environment and have a full understanding of consignment stock.
Previous experience of managing the life cycle of contractual agreements preferable
Strong organisation skills with accuracy and attention to detail
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Good multitasking skills and ability to problem solve
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Good standard of IT literacy (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook)

Contract Co-ordinator

Benefits

Company bonus (Paid Monthly).
Flexible start time
25 Days holiday + bank holidays
Birthday day off (after 12 months service).
Auto enrolment pension.
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