Contracts Manager, Springer Mining/Mineral Processing Plant

Remote with travel to site as needed.PurposeThe role requires a structured and commercially focused professional who will manage, negotiate, and administer contracts across projects and operations, excluding any primary EPC contracts while supporting EPC activities as required. The position is central to ensuring contractual compliance, commercial control, and risk management across services, equipment, and operational agreements. The role will also be instrumental in establishing contract management processes in SAP and ensuring governance, transparency, and alignment across all contract interfaces.What will you do?Draft, negotiate, and administer contracts for projects and operations (services, equipment, and support contracts), including Change Order ManagementManage full contract lifecycle including requests for proposals (RFP), bid evaluation and supplier selection, execution, variations, claims, and close-outReview and validate invoices as required and support approvals in line with Delegation of AuthorityEnsure compliance with contract terms, company policies, and applicable legal requirementsInterface as required with legal advisors and support interpretation of contractual obligationsMaintain contract-related registers, obligation tracking, and documentation controlMonitor contract performance and identify risks, deviations, and opportunitiesProvide contract support to EPC packages and coordinate with EPC Contract Manager, as requiredAct as superuser for contract management in SAP and related systemsCoordinate with purchasers to ensure alignment between contracts and purchasing activitiesCollaborate with project teams, finance, and external contractors on contract executionEnsure accurate reporting on contract status, risks, and commercial performanceSupport contract close-out including final accounts and documentation handoverSubmit contract management reports as defined by the company.Qualifications and ExperienceA Bachelor's Degree in Finance, Management, Business Administration, Law or other relevant field.5-8 years of relevant contracts management experience preferably in the mining sector.Experience in the construction, oil & gas, mineral processing and heavy industrial sector considered an asset.Strong proficiency in Excel, Adobe and SAP is required.Excellent communication skills both oral and written in English.Strong negotiation skills, including bid clarification, commercial evaluation, and securing favourable contractual terms that protect the company's interests.Ability to engage effectively with diverse stakeholders at all levels, building productive relationships across internal teams, contractors, suppliers, and advisors.Travel RequirementsThis is a remote role with travel to site 25%-35% of the time.Pay Range And Compensation PackageCompensation and benefits details will be discussed during the interview process.Equal Opportunity StatementWe are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our hiring practices and encourage applications from all qualified individuals.Voluntary Self-IdentificationFor government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey. 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