Contracts Manager - Fire & Security

Our client, a respected provider within the Fire & Security sector, is seeking an experienced Contracts Manager to join their growing team in Belvedere.

This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional to take ownership of multiple projects, lead engineering teams, and build strong relationships with key clients.

The Role As Contracts Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing fire protection and security-related projects, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget, and to industry standards.

You will work closely with clients, engineers, and internal stakeholders to maintain high levels of service and operational performance.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage a portfolio of Fire & Security contracts across the region
  
  
• Lead, support, and coordinate teams of engineers, including management of trackers and field activity
  
  
• Engage directly with clients to maintain strong, long-term relationships
  
  
• Ensure compliance with industry standards and project specifications
  
  
• Oversee financial performance, including budgets, forecasting, and contractual obligations
  
  
• Manage large-scale projects ranging from £2–4 million
  
  
• Drive operational improvements and uphold high-quality service delivery
  
  

• Proven experience as a Contracts Manager within fire protection, construction, or fire & security
  
  
• Strong working knowledge of fire stopping, fire doors, compartmentation, and containment
  
  
• Background in managing large-scale projects (£2–4 million)
  
  
• Excellent communication, leadership, and organisational abilities
  
  
• Demonstrable stakeholder engagement experience
  
  
• Commercially astute, with confidence handling budgets and contract compliance
  
  
• Experience managing engineers and maintaining performance trackers
  
  
• Full UK driving licence
  
  

• £60,000 base salary
  
  
• Attractive company package (details shared on application)
  
  
• Career development opportunities within a growing organisation