Construction Logistics Leads x 3

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Construction Logistics Leads x 3
Location: Somerset Energy & Innovation Centre, Bridgwater
Status: Contract (Renewable) – INSIDE IR35
Reports to: Senior Construction Logistics Manager

Morson Talent are working with a major player in the Energy Sector who have current requirements for highly experienced Construction Logistics Leads (3 headcount) to join their Project team based Bridgwater, Somerset. These are (renewable) CONTRACT positions – Inside IR35. All work is associated with the delivery of the UK's largest energy infrastructure Project currently under construction in Somerset.

Job Purpose / Overview

The Logistics team delivers overarching command and control as well as acting as a centre of excellence for the end to end logistics process at Site. They are the intelligent owners of the logistics process and strategy, operating as an integrated enabler for the successful delivery of the Construction project.
The Construction Logistics Leads report directly to the Senior Construction Logistics Manager and are responsible for overseeing and managing the logistics operations for the delivery of permanent materials for designated construction areas.
The role ensures alignment between construction schedules and logistics workflows, prioritizing safety, compliance, and efficiency to support timely project delivery.
The role of Construction Logistics Lead is accountable for ensuring the effective delivery of materials where they are needed on site, and prioritising cross-Project demand for Logistics services.
In addition, the Lead will aim to deliver seamless Logistics support for construction activities and will be allocated to a specific construction area.
Each Construction Logistics Lead with head and direct line manage a logistics team within the functional scope of their specific construction area which is currently under design.
Principal Accountabilities (not limited to):
Team:

The Construction Logistics Lead conducts the logistics personnel within their areas of responsibility, fostering a high-performance culture built on teamwork, efficiency, and a commitment to safety. The lead is responsible for developing the capabilities of their team members, ensuring they have the skills and tools needed to perform their roles effectively. By promoting a safety-first mindset, the lead ensures that personnel consistently adhere to regulatory standards and best practices.
Logistics Services and Reporting:

The lead is accountable for overseeing the execution of logistics workflows, ensuring that materials are delivered efficiently and without disruption to the construction areas. Accurate data reporting is a critical aspect of the role, as it provides the visibility needed to monitor performance, identify issues, and make informed decisions. The lead ensures that logistics data is gathered and shared in a timely manner, supporting project transparency and accountability.
Functional Management:

Contribute to the development of leadership KPIs to ensure proper cascade of performance objectives
Identify current and future risks to Construction Logistics i.e. capacity problems and mitigate risks effectively
Proactively seeking to continuously improve Construction Logistics performance by implementing best practice and learning

Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications & Experience
Knowledge & Skills:

The ideal candidate will have strong experience in construction logistics or supply chain management within large-scale or complex projects.
A strong understanding of safety and regulatory standards within a construction environment is essential.
Candidates should have demonstrated leadership experience, with a proven ability to manage logistics personnel and coordinate cross-functional teams effectively.
Construction and Logistics Expertise: Strong background in Construction and Logistics operations, providing valuable insights into operational requirements
Experienced in Logistics planning and operations, especially for Major Capital projects, in the construction industry, or other relevant industry
Critical understanding of how the impact of changes/decisions may impact the risk profile of the project and Construction Logistics delivery
Excellent analytical, critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Demonstrable experience in effectively communicating complex issues and concepts (unique insights) in simple ways, to both technical and non-technical senior audiences
Strong organisational and time management skills
Demonstrable experience in effectively collaborating with colleagues within and across organisational boundaries to achieve mutually successful outcomes
Qualifications & Experience:

Minimum of a bachelor’s degree or equivalent industry experience
Preferrable for Logistics Specific Qualifications or equivalent industry experience
At least 5 years management level experience leading a Logistics team in a complex, highly regulated industry (ideally nuclear, aerospace, logistics construction, large infrastructure logistics or energy) working in a role, which requires active integration management and senior level influencing with multiple stakeholders
Experience of practical application of Logistics frameworks and methodologies, and how they are applied in infrastructure projects to deliver positive business outcomes
Expertise in Logistics technology solutions with experience of managing the implementation and effective delivery of complex projects using these software solutions
Proven leadership experience and experience of supporting a team to maximise the delivery of a team
Tools and Software

The jobholder will be expected to have knowledge of, and to use, the following (or similar equivalent) software tools:

Microsoft Office software (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access)
Power BI (Business Intelligence Analytics)
Project Planning tools such as MS Project
Delivery Management Software
Delivery Management Analytics

Closing Date: 13 June 2025

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