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Our client is a well-established UK manufacturer delivering engineered solutions across a variety of sectors including security, transport and medical. Due to continued growth, they are now looking to appoint an experienced Electrical & Controls Manager to take ownership of all electrical and automation activities across the business. This is a senior technical role offering genuine influence over project delivery, system design and commercial performance, working closely with engineering, projects and sales teams. The Role As Controls & Electrical Manager, you will lead all electrical and automation elements of projects from initial concept through to installation and commissioning. The position is mainly office-based, with regular site involvement as required. You will act as the technical authority for controls and electrical systems, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to specification. Key responsibilities include: • Leading the design and implementation of control systems across multiple projects., • Producing and reviewing electrical drawings including schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts and cable schedules., • Managing PLC, HMI and SCADA software development., • Defining technical scope from client requirements and producing detailed execution plans., • Supporting tendering activities with technical input, costings and supplier engagement., • Managing subcontractors and external suppliers related to electrical and controls packages., • Overseeing testing and commissioning activities, including factory and site acceptance., • Carrying out site surveys and coordinating electrical installation requirements., • Maintaining commercial oversight of all controls and electrical project elements., • Providing technical guidance to internal teams and supporting continuous improvement. Candidate Requirements • Proven experience in electrical and controls engineering within a manufacturing or project-based environment., • Strong control panel knowledge, including design and manufacturing processes., • Strong understanding of industrial automation systems (PLC experience essential)., • Solid knowledge of electrical standards and installation regulations., • Ability to interpret technical specifications and translate them into practical solutions., • Comfortable working across multiple departments and managing stakeholder expectations., • Experience using CAD and electrical design software., • Commercially aware with experience managing budgets or project costs., • Proactive, organised and capable of working autonomously when required. The Package • £60,000–£80,000 basic salary (DOE)

Supply Chain Manager Location: Crawley, West Sussex Reports to: Operations Director Salary: £70,000 – £80,000 per annum + Profit Share Bonus Scheme + onsite gym access + additional benefits About the Company Our client is a highly respected, design-led British manufacturer of premium architectural hardware, supplying prestigious residential, hospitality and commercial projects globally. All products are manufactured and finished in the UK to an exceptionally high standard. Approximately 80% of orders are produced through a trusted UK supplier network, with 20% manufactured internally, ensuring strong control over quality, craftsmanship and delivery performance. With 40,000 SKUs and MTO items the supply chain is very dynamic and complex yet customer centric and quality-driven. Due to continued growth, our client is seeking a strategic Supply Chain Manager to lead and strengthen their challenging inbound supply chain function. The Role Based in Crawley, this is a senior leadership position responsible for managing the procurement and Inventory functions, ensuring the supply chain is secure, cost-effective and aligned with business growth. The ideal candidate will come from a manufacturing or engineering background, ideally within a project-based environment, and will have experience overseeing supply chain strategy, supplier relationship management, forecasting, cost control and achieving On Time In Full (OTIF) delivery of 98%+. This is a strategic, high-impact leadership role — not a transactional procurement position. Key Responsibilities • Develop and execute an integrated inbound supply chain strategy., • Lead supplier sourcing, negotiation and performance management across a predominantly UK-based supply network., • Implement dual sourcing and risk mitigation strategies., • Drive short and long-term demand planning using historical and CRM data., • Reduce lead times (target 20%) and improve supplier quality (<500ppm)., • Deliver gross margin improvement and annual cost savings., • Manage working capital and inventory strategy (MSL, MOQ, EOQ, safety stock) while maintaining ERP/MRP data integrity., • Provide estimation, sourcing and procurement support to project teams., • Monitor market and macro-economic trends to protect supply continuity and cost base., • Lead, coach and develop the procurement and stores teams. The First 90 Days 30 days: Understand the business, stakeholders, product range and supply risks. 60 days: Assess supplier base, spend landscape and cost drivers. 90 days: Present and align a clear supply chain roadmap with executive sign-off. Requirements • Proven experience as a Supply Chain or Procurement Manager within manufacturing or engineering business operating in a high mix low volume (HMLV) product environment., • Experience managing complex SKU ranges within a project-led, high-quality environment., • Strong commercial acumen and negotiation capability., • Experience in supplier relationship management and performance improvement., • High proficiency in ERP/MRP systems., • CIPS Level 4 or 5 (preferred)., • Analytical, detail and process-oriented and confident engaging both internal stakeholders and external suppliers., • Leading and developing high performance teams. Benefits • £70,000 – £80,000 per annum, • Profit share bonus scheme, • Onsite gym access

A high-growth technology, data analytics & technical engineering services business seek a Commercial & Legal Contracts Manager to join their established in-house commercial & legal contracts management division to lead CCM (NEC4 suite) for their technology integration into major energy infrastructure projects. Salary - c.£65000 - £85000* (Neg. DOE) + benefits Type - Permanent Location – Hybrid WFH + 2 days p/w in Crawley, West Sussex area HQ Accessibility - Train station within short walking distance & parking available • This opportunity has been previously advertised but is now reopened to new applicants as of 6/2/26. This is a newly created role and opportunity for an experienced Commercial Contracts Manager to take up position within an established wider commercial & legal (CCM) team for a truly innovative, highly profitable and continually expanding business group. As part of the centralised and group-wide commercial & legal contracts team, the Commercial Contracts Manager will work alongside other CCM’s, HOC’s and have support from the In-house General Counsel. The Commercial & Legal Contracts Manager will engage operationally and work in a close support/advisory position to directors, senior management, technical and sales departments across a variety of commercial and legal contracts issues across group businesses. This role will also have a particular focus/alignment to the business’s major, high-value energy infrastructure projects division (technology networks (hardware & software) design, build, installation and management), which often are within the NEC3/4 contracting frameworks. The CCM's core focus will be to advise, review, negotiate, draft and execute contractual agreements (pre & post award, sales and supply side) ensuring legal compliance, risk mitigation and where possible, commercial advantage is achieved. Core workload engagement & focus: • B2B legal contracts arrangements - contract T&C's analysis, review, drafting, negotiation and amendment at bid/tender/proposal, execution and renewal stages (sales and supplier sides), • Engagement with internal CCM division, CCO, General Counsel and all other commercial & technical departments, • Advising Sales, Business Development, Procurement, Exec leadership and wider technical engineering teams on all commercial and contractual issues/solutions, • Management, control and escalation of all commercial/contractual-related issues, • Assist in the refinement and development of commercial & contractual templates, tools and processes, • This role’s ownership scope/seniority can be tailored somewhat dependent on an individual’s experience and value to bring. It could be positioned as a developing Commercial Contracts Manager or Snr CCM within the business, hence the broad salary range offering. Key qualifications & experience required for Commercial & Legal Contracts Manager application: • Proven experience in leading all aspects of commercial & legal contractual review, drafting and negotiation across pre & post-awards sales, supplier/vendor and partnering agreements, • Specific experience of NEC3/4 contracts framework suite., • Likely 7-10++ years of experience in a dedicated legal CCM role capacity within an engineering services/technology/SaaS environment (Energy/BEAMA sector related would be a strong advantage), • Solid legal contracts understanding, with broader commercial business acumen and engagement., • Likely LLB law degree qualified (other degree and equivalent legal contracts professional experience equally welcome)., • Good breadth of contractual form engagement, ideally spanning: Construction/Engineering/technical services (design, build, installation, maintenance), technology hardware, SaaS and data +++, • Able to demonstrate wider ‘commercial business’ awareness and the correct positioning of contractual advice/operation/negotiation/drafting to mitigate business risk and ensure compliance is balanced with commercial advantage on a mutually agreeable basis, • Agile approach - able to balance competing demands in a high-volume, fast-paced and growing business environment, • Analytical and inquisitive - willing to fully engage in the business’s technical sector, product/service specifics and stakeholder groups, • Stakeholder focused – able to build rapport with sales and technical stakeholder groups alike, internal and external (up to C-suite). Please click 'APPLY' to register interest and consideration for further details and discussion. All registrations of interest, communications and discussions are held in the strictest confidence. AG-Search Limited is a recruitment (employment) agency advertising this opportunity on behalf of a client business. In making an application to this opportunity and sharing your data, your data may be stored and managed in line with our privacy and data retention policy which can be found on our website .

Interim Senior IT Category Manager (12‑Month day rate contract) Hybrid • Large Infrastructure / Complex Environment Immediate start! We’re seeking an experienced Senior IT Category Manager to join a high‑performing procurement function on a temporary 12‑month basis. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in fast‑paced, complex organisations and can lead strategic technology procurement with confidence. About the role You’ll take ownership of IT & Cyber category strategies, leading sourcing activity across high‑value, business‑critical technology portfolios. Acting as a trusted commercial advisor, you’ll help shape digital and cyber programmes, ensure value delivery, and strengthen supplier performance. What you’ll be doing • Lead end‑to‑end procurement across IT, Digital and Cyber categories., • Own category strategies aligned to organisational goals and tech roadmaps., • Deliver complex sourcing events, tenders, negotiations and contracting., • Manage supplier relationships, performance and continuous improvement., • Collaborate with legal, finance and technical teams on commercial solutions., • Identify and mitigate commercial, operational and cyber‑related risks., • Improve procurement processes and data quality across systems. What you’ll bring • Strong experience in IT and/or Cyber procurement within large or complex environments., • Knowledge of SaaS, cloud, managed services, licensing and cyber security solutions., • Proven ability to lead and negotiate high‑value technology deals., • Stakeholder influencing skills at senior levels. Contract details • 12‑month temporary contract (potential extension) via limited company or umbrella, • Full‑time, hybrid working., • Competitive day rate depending on experience. Get in touch ASAP to find out more!

Managing supplier and third-party relationships, ensuring competitive pricing and quality. Reporting to the Operations Director, the Procurement Manager will be responsible for:.