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The Senior Contracts Engineer will be required to fully understand the client contract Terms and Conditions, SoW, Remuneration and Admin Instructions. Communicate accordingly and provide guidance to project management during contract delivery through to close out. Client Contracts: • Manage prime contract administration., • Work with Project Team to ensure contract change is identified on a timely basis. Request for amendment and variations raised with client, negotiated and processed through to receipt of an approved Amendment, • KPI measurement / tracking, • Participate in Audits as required both internal and external, • Prepare client correspondence, • Interface with Finance team to ensure project billings are up to date – resolve any issues – client funding, milestone deliverables, disputes. Subcontracts : • Develop subcontract strategies for specific well abandonment programmes and projects, • Develop ITT packages, RFQ’s and prepare detailed quantitative and qualitative evaluation of tenders including assessment of contract risk, • Lead the tendering, evaluation and negotiation process through to award of well abandonment, logistics and support services contracts, prepare recommendations to award for client approval / management as required., • Ensure contractual and commercial negotiations undertaken in accordance with contracting principles, ensuring risk mitigation and commercial optimization, • Development and management of contract plans to ensure effective management of subcontractor to deliver overall project performance targets, • Work with stakeholders to ensure key supplier performance and relationship management including frequent performance feedback sessions, agreeing KPI’s, implementing lessons learned and continuous improvement, • Actively champion partnership arrangements with major suppliers by questioning, appraising, evaluating and improving the activities of the partnership, • Take a lead role in identifying and developing opportunities to create value, cost reductions and improve service delivery across the business through effective contract management techniques, • Preparation and administration of contract documents, contract summaries, amendments and variations, • Provide advice and guidance to management on contracts management, • Act as a key negotiator in dispute resolution, • Work with project teams to define a clear financial understanding in terms of costs, accruals, commitments, VO’s and uncertainty make recommend accordingly, • Develop strategies for continuous improvement, value creation and cost reduction opportunities KEY OUTCOMES • Ensure that contracts implemented meet with the company’s commercial strategy, • Ensure client contract variations and amendments are identified, issued on a timely basis to client and Contract VO /Amendments received from client, • Delivery effective and efficient contracts support to the business and Clients, • Build and maintain effective relationships with key business partners, including client, subcontractor/ supplier and relationship management, • Regular and accurate reporting to the Contracts Manager, • Provide guidance and support to more junior contract team members KNOWLEDGE & COMPETENCY ESSENTIAL • 10+ years’ experience in oil and gas contracting with a proven track record of value delivery, • Client contract management experience, • Management of Client Variations and Contract Amendments., • Must be able to derive added value from suppliers, contain procurement costs and mitigate exposure to risk, • Strong interpersonal skills and self-starter, • Team player and relationship builder who can focus on key performance measures, • Strong negotiator with good influencing and project management skills, • Outstanding communicator (ability to engage at all levels), • Tactful, commercially astute with natural drive and energy, • Must relate to the dynamics of a “start-up” company DESIRED • Legal/QS/CIPS qualification, • Experience from both oil operator and service company perspective, • Knowledge of wells and, in particular, well abandonment requirements

Main Responsibilities: The following is an indicative rather than exhaustive list of duties and responsibilities: Key outcomes and examples of related tasks Lead the nursery team in delivering and developing an effective, innovative, and high quality, nursery provision to meet the needs of children and families Act as a positive role model and take a lead in any daily duties relating to the effective running of the nursery. Lead and facilitate a child-centred pedagogy and curriculum which ensures all individual needs are met. Support the nursery team to ensure effective and high-quality planning, implementing, observation, assessing and evaluating of the nursery provision. Contribute to the nursery self-evaluation and improvement planning processes. Ensure reporting of children's progress and record keeping is in line with nursery policies as well as regulatory and statutory standards. Take a supervisory role in all aspects of care which meet the needs of the individual child in line with the school’s duty of care, principles of GIRFEC and Child Protection and procedures. Contribute to the development and review of nursery policies and risk assessments and supervise the health and safety procedures in practice. Undertake administrative tasks as delegated by the Nursery Manager. Develop a supportive and nurturing ethos in which children are encouraged and supported in their development Form positive, nurturing relationships with all children and their families through personal interactions and planned written communications. Assess the needs of children and families who use the service, plan work to be undertaken and assist the Manager in identifying priorities and intervention opportunities through the provision. Work in partnership with all others involved in children's learning and development maintaining confidentiality at all times. Support the Manager to form and maintain partnership working with community organisations and people to create experiences which benefit children, families, community and the environment. Lead a highly skilled and engaged nursery team Lead the day-to-day supervision of Early Years Practitioners, Support Workers and (from time to time) students. Provide appropriate direction, coaching and support to colleagues in developing their pedagogy and skillset through one-to-one meetings as well as through daily team working. Participate in all aspects of teamwork within the setting including professional development of each other through reflective dialogue, peer working, preparation and care of resources, maintenance of cleanliness, hygiene and safety standards. Ongoing commitment to model and inspire best practice and keep abreast of current and relevant research, work, and legislation to ensure that children’s early learning and development is well led and supported. Role Requirements This section includes what the post holder needs to carry out the role or, for recruitment purposes, enables applicants to decide whether they meet these requirements. Minimum Qualification(s) / Certificates / Memberships etc. required HNC Early Education and Childcare /S/NVQ Level 3 Children’s Care and Development NNEB or equivalent. Registration with or eligibility to register with SSSC. PVG Membership for Regulated work with Children. As a minimum, demonstrate skills and experience in Experience leading a team and/or an area of ELC provision to improve outcomes for children and families. Ability to model, inspire and empower staff to develop a pedagogy which results in high quality practice and best outcomes for children and families. Experience and/or knowledge of pedagogy, practice, and research. Ability to lead child-centred planning, implementation, and evaluation of learning, embedding a meaningful and relevant curriculum. Effective communication and interpersonal skills (non-verbal, verbal and written), with the ability to relate to a variety of service users and stakeholders. Flexible and creative work ethic with the ability to use initiative. As a minimum, demonstrate an understanding of Child development Pre-birth to 8. National and local regulatory frameworks related to ELC. National and local guidance, policy and procedures related to ELC. Demonstrate commitment to Continued professional learning. The principles and aims of St Margaret’s School for Girls. Maintain registration and code of practice with SSSC. Children’s rights, wellbeing and development and the importance of outdoor learning. Ideal Candidate: We are seeking to appoint a Lead Practitioner to join our enthusiastic and committed nursery team. Working closely with the nursery manager the successful candidate will lead the day to day work of the nursery team. The successful candidate will have a proven track record of excellent practice in early years, an inclusive approach and a commitment to fostering a love of learning in all. The nursery is located in two large bright classrooms with adjoining bathrooms in the heart of the school and is an integral part of the school community. St Margaret’s runs the nursery in partnership with Aberdeen City Council and is registered to have up to 40 children aged three and above on the roll. The nursery is open during the school term-time. Applicants for this position must be registered or eligible for registration with the Scottish Social Services Council at practitioner or manager level. St Margaret’s School places safeguarding of its pupils as its highest priority and the successful applicant will be subject to appropriate qualification and registration checks. All employees at St Margaret’s are required to be a member of the Protection of Vulnerable Groups scheme. Shortlisted candidates will be asked to join an activity with a group of nursery pupils, which will be observed. All appointments are subject to receipt of two satisfactory references and a satisfactory PVG Scheme Record or Scheme Record Update from Disclosure Scotland. Package Description: At St Margaret’s staff benefit from a warm, welcoming and supportive community and a calm and purposeful learning environment where children and young people are ambitious and keen to progress. Daughters of staff who attend the school will be eligible for a 30% remission on school fees after one year’s service (pro-rata). Employees will have the opportunity to join the school’s pension scheme. St Margaret’s has an Employee Assistance Programme which offers free and confidential advice on both work and personal issues. The annual salary for this part-time term time role will be £18,000 - £ 22,000 depending on qualifications and experience. Working hours in term time: Wednesday to Friday: 8:00am - 4:30pm (with half an hour's unpaid lunch break) Start date: Wednesday 12th August 2026

Pay: £13.80 per hour Location: Aberdeen (Hybrid - onsite training required) Contract: 4 weeks Hours: 9am-5pm (except 7 May: 6am-10pm) About the Role We are recruiting Contact Centre Assistants to support a customer service team in the heart of Aberdeen. This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals with customer service experience who enjoy handling enquiries, working independently, and providing clear and helpful information. You will act as the first point of contact for customer queries. Full training will be provided. Key Responsibilities Answer incoming calls via the Microsoft Contact Centre system. Use a provided Microsoft Form to guide responses to common enquiries. Escalate or pass on information to the team where required. Manage queries using Microsoft Teams and Outlook when not covered by the standard form. Provide accurate information in a calm, professional manner. Carry out general administrative duties as needed. Work independently and use initiative to resolve queries. What We're Looking For No formal qualifications are required. Instead, we're looking for candidates who can demonstrate: Experience in a customer-facing or call-handling role. Ability to work unsupervised and use sound judgement. Confidence in handling difficult or emergency situations professionally. Strong interpersonal skills; able to relate to people at all levels. Competence using standard ICT tools, especially Microsoft Office. Excellent communication and organisational skills. Work Arrangement Hybrid role: combination of working onsite in Aberdeen and working from home (subject to management approval). Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age