Harrison, who has a year to run on his current contract and likely to stay on with the club, believes Scott will turn fortunes around over the summer months as he brings in his own players.
"He is very organised and very structured and knows what he wants from his teams. He knows what tempo we need to work at and how fit he wants us and I think we are in good hands." Harrison told the 'Tiser.
"It's a tough time to come in, especially with what has gone on before, to stamp your own authority on it. But he is a young, upcoming manager with his own ideas how he wants things done and, for me as a player, I respond to things like that.
"I like to know what is expected of you and where he wants you to be and hopefully if you do those things you stay in the team."