Temporary Works Engineer

We are seeking a Temporary Works Engineer to support roads, marine, and infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will plan, coordinate, and oversee the design and safe implementation of temporary works, ensuring they meet project requirements, applicable standards, and health and safety obligations.

• Identify temporary works requirements across project activities, including excavation support, access platforms, formwork, falsework, lifting arrangements, marine access, and temporary traffic management interfaces.
• Prepare, review, or coordinate temporary works designs, calculations, drawings, and method statements.
• Assess site conditions, project constraints, loads, construction sequence, and interfaces when developing temporary works solutions.
• Establish and maintain temporary works registers, design briefs, checking records, and approval documentation.
• Coordinate with project managers, design teams, contractors, site engineers, and relevant authorities.
• Ensure designs are independently checked at the appropriate level and changes are reviewed and approved before implementation.
• Monitor installation, inspection, use, modification, and dismantling of temporary works in accordance with approved designs and procedures.
• Conduct site inspections and support audits to verify compliance, identify risks, and follow up on corrective actions.
• Provide technical guidance on temporary works risks, safe systems of work, and relevant engineering standards.
• Support planning, procurement, and construction teams with practical, buildable, and cost-conscious solutions.
• Maintain accurate records and contribute to incident reviews, lessons learned, and continuous improvement.

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering, or a related discipline.
• Relevant experience in temporary works engineering on roads, marine, infrastructure, or major construction projects.
• Knowledge of temporary works design principles, construction methods, and applicable codes and standards.
• Experience reviewing engineering calculations, drawings, risk assessments, and method statements.
• Familiarity with excavation support, formwork, falsework, access systems, lifting operations, and site logistics; marine or coastal construction experience is an advantage.
• Understanding of temporary works procedures, design checking, inspection, and approval processes.
• Proficiency in relevant engineering design and analysis software.
• Strong communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work effectively with multidisciplinary teams and respond to changing site conditions.
• Relevant professional registration or membership is preferred.