Site Engineer

Are you a Site Engineer with a proven track record delivering inter-city transportation or urban realm projects?
 
Do you have experience producing site documentation including ITPs, RAMS, WPPs, and QA documentation?
 
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Site Engineer to join a leading civil engineering contractor delivering a high-profile urban infrastructure project in Coventry.
The successful candidate will join a long-term project team working on complex civil engineering packages including reinforced concrete works, drainage, and embedded track infrastructure.
 
Rate: £(Apply online only)/day

Location:

Coventry
Duration: up to 18 months

The Role
As Site Engineer, you will play a key role in the successful delivery of urban realm and transportation works. You'll be responsible for accurate setting out, site documentation, quality assurance, and ensuring works are delivered safely and efficiently.
 
Why Apply?

· Long-term 18-month contract on a major transportation project

· Opportunity to work on complex urban infrastructure packages

· Join a respected, industry-leading civil engineering contractor

· Gain valuable experience on high-profile inter-city works

· Strong day rate and long-term project security

Key Responsibilities

· Setting out for RC works, drainage, and embedded track packages

· Producing and managing:
oITPs
oRAMS
oWPPs
oQA documentation
oTask briefing sheets

· Supporting site teams to ensure works are delivered safely and accurately

· Enforcing health & safety standards on site

· Carrying out quality inspections and engineering checks
 
Requirements

· 3-5 years' experience as a Site Engineer on inter-city transportation or urban realm projects

· Strong knowledge of:
oReinforced concrete works
oDrainage
oEmbedded track systems

· Experience preparing and completing site documentation

· Valid CSCS certification

To avoid missing out on this opportunity, please submit your CV and then contact Olivia at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or (url removed)