Site Engineer

Site Engineer (Monitoring Department) Banbury Salary: £45,000 - £52,000  car allowance and accommodation if staying away An excellent long-term opportunity has arisen for a Site Engineer to join a well-regarded civil engineering consultancy on a major infrastructure project near Banbury, working on the prestigious HS2 scheme. The works include extensive earthworks, tunnelling, roadworks, viaducts and bridge construction, with the programme set to run well beyond 2030.

This is an ideal move for a Site Engineer/Engineering Surveyor seeking career stability and the chance to contribute to one of the UK's largest infrastructure programmes.

The Role:

Joining the monitoring team, you will primarily support installation works at the Banbury site. The position is hands-on and covers a broad mix of surveying, monitoring and setting out duties across the project area.

Key Responsibilities:

Monitoring Digital precise surveys Installing survey control Occasional setting out and as-builts Requirements:
Valid CSCS card Experience as a Setting Out Engineer or Site Engineer Minimum 2 years on heavy civils projects in the UK Confident using a range of modern surveying instruments Proactive, adaptable and keen to learn new techniques Package:
Competitive salary (£45,000 - £52,000 depending on experience) Car allowance Accommodation allowance when staying away Long-term work on a high-profile infrastructure programme

How to Apply:

MGR Recruitment is acting as an employment business for this vacancy. For more information or to apply, please contact Michael Lane at MGR Recruitment.

About Us:

MGR Recruitment is an established leader in recruitment services for the Land, Utility and Site Engineering sectors. We are currently seeking motivated and skilled UK-based Site Engineers, Land, Utility and Rail Surveyors for several positions nationally. MGR Recruitment is an Equal Opportunities Employer. We value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and applicants. All recruitment decisions are made without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, disability or age.