Site Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £35,000 - 45,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Old Oak Common
  • Date: 5 days ago
Description:

Site Engineer – HS2 Old Oak Common

Location: London

Job Type: Permanent

Red Sky Personnel are working alongside a leading civil engineering contractor delivering a major infrastructure and transport project in London. Due to continued project growth, they are looking to appoint an experienced Site Engineer to support the delivery of a complex civils package involving highways, utilities, drainage, and associated infrastructure works.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established contractor working on a nationally significant infrastructure scheme, delivering complex engineering works within a busy urban environment.

The Project

The project involves the delivery of major highways and enabling infrastructure works required to support the development of a large-scale transport facility. The works include road closures, traffic management, highway diversions, new access routes, utilities diversions, drainage, reinforced concrete structures, earthworks, pavement construction and associated civil engineering activities.

The successful candidate will be involved in delivering technically challenging works while coordinating with multiple stakeholders to maintain safe access, minimise disruption, and ensure works are completed safely, on programme and to specification.

The Role

The Site Engineer will support the technical delivery of site operations, ensuring works are set out accurately, delivered safely, and meet required quality standards.

Key responsibilities will include:

Setting out highways, drainage, utilities and reinforced concrete works

Producing as-built surveys and maintaining accurate engineering records

Completing QA documentation, ITPs and quality inspections

Raising RFIs and assisting with technical queries

Interpreting drawings, specifications and technical information

Coordinating with subcontractors and site teams to monitor progress

Ensuring works are delivered safely, within programme and to specification

Maintaining site diaries, progress reports and survey records

Liaising with client representatives, design teams and supply chain partners

Requirements

Degree, HNC or HND in Civil Engineering or equivalent discipline

Previous experience working as a Site Engineer on civil engineering or infrastructure projects

Strong setting out experience using Leica, Trimble or Topcon equipment

Experience delivering highways, drainage, utilities, earthworks or reinforced concrete packages

Good understanding of QA processes, ITPs and engineering documentation

Ability to interpret drawings and technical specifications

CSCS Card required

SMSTS or SSSTS desirable

What’s on Offer

Permanent position working on a major UK infrastructure project

Opportunity to gain experience on complex civils and transport works

Long-term project stability with career progression opportunities

Exposure to highways, utilities, drainage and reinforced concrete packages

Interested? Apply now or get in contact with Cleo directly to find out more about this opportunity

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