Site Engineer

Basic Salary then has a 15% project uplift added on to it for the duration of the project

Performance related bonus

Plus a very healthy beneftis package

Plan and manage day-to-day work fronts for the safe and efficient delivery of ground engineering works, ensuring compliance with safety, quality, programme, and commercial requirements, and maintaining robust records across the assigned scope.

• Technical & Site Ops:
  Coordinate labour/plant/materials for the works; ensure compliance with drawings/specs, ITPs, RAMS, permits; keep accurate records.
• Safety:
  Conduct level‑1 investigations; implement lead toolbox talks; assure permit compliance.
• Site Briefings:
  Prepare & deliver daily briefings/toolbox talks; update for method/permit changes; record attendance/actions.
• Quality:
  Draft/execute ITPs for ground engineering works; arrange tests/witnesses; raise/manage NCRs; compile QA handover packs and elaborate QRP’s. Maintain marked‑up drawings (red‑line / as‑builts).
• Productivity:
  Track Instantaneous/Industrial Rates for the Rigs vs targets; identify short‑interval improvements; report constraints and actions.
• Leadership & Attitude:
  Supervise small teams/apprentices; give constructive feedback; handle basic difficult conversations; collaborate with all support teams as needed.
• Programme:
  Maintain 2–6 week look‑ahead; apply sequence logic; manage free/total float; update progress; delay analysis.
• Commercial:
  Raise/track EWs and NCEs; prepare inputs for CEs/quotations; assist cost control.
• Contractual (NEC4 Option 4 – Alliance):
  Apply procedures; participate in risk‑reduction and change control; support programme acceptance updates.
• Other (standardisation & versatility):
  Responsibilities are guidelines to standardise expectations across multidisciplinary projects. Tasks may flex up/down or across teams (operations, technical, commercial, procurement, quality, safety, logistics, etc.) depending on project needs; maintain a proactive, solution‑focused attitude. Works may occasionally require weekend or night shifts, so a rotation system may be expected in line with project requirements.

• Experience:
  
  Typically 2-5 years in site/contracts engineering is preferred but not essential.
• Education:
  
  Degree (or equivalent experience) in Civil/Geotechnical.
• Certifications & Tickets: CSCS (required); SSSTS/SMSTS; AP Course (preferred/awareness);
  First Aid preferred.
• Technical Competence:
  Solid D-Wall/soil mixing/ground engineering; confident with drawings/specs; strong record discipline.
• Programme/Commercial/Contractual:
  Look‑ahead planning; float management; EWs/NCEs/CEs; CVR support; working NEC4 Alliance knowledge and notifications.