FAQs
What is the job title for the position advertised?
The job title is Contracts Specialist.
Where is this position located?
The position is located in Dyce, Aberdeen, United Kingdom.
What are the primary responsibilities of a Contracts Specialist at Stork?
The primary responsibilities include negotiating terms and conditions with customers, setting up and monitoring contract legal and commercial content, analyzing client needs, identifying and mitigating legal risks, ensuring contract accuracy, and coordinating with internal departments regarding changes and possibilities in contracts.
What specific experience and skills are required for the Contracts Specialist role?
Relevant experience within a similar role, specialized knowledge of the industry and its stakeholders, understanding of contracts (scope, commercial models, and legal), and the ability to negotiate terms and conditions and commercial models effectively.
What is the working hours arrangement for this position?
The working hours are 21 hours per week.
Is this position permanent or temporary?
This position is permanent.
What type of working arrangements are available for this role?
Hybrid working arrangements are available, with a minimum requirement of working in the office 2 days a week.
What benefits does Stork offer to employees?
Stork offers a competitive benefits package that includes life assurance, income protection, private medical insurance, access to corporate discounts, a Flexi Friday working arrangement, and the opportunity to purchase additional annual leave.
What is emphasized as a key competence for employees at Stork?
Safety is emphasized as the highest priority, along with strong collaboration with others and a proactive and entrepreneurial attitude.
What does the company recognize regarding employee engagement?
Stork has been awarded the Investors in People Gold standard in recognition of its strong employee engagement focus.
What specific legal risk management responsibilities does this role entail?
Responsibilities include analyzing and controlling possible risks in contracts, proposing acceptable solutions to adjust contracts based on identified risks, preventing unlimited risks in contracts, and ensuring that contractual risks are managed appropriately throughout the subcontracting chain.