Site Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £300 - 340 - Day
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Day
  • Location: Southampton Hampshire
  • Date: 1 day ago
Description:

I’m looking for a Site Engineer with a groundworks/civil engineering contracting background to work on sites in the southern Home Counties and on the south coast.
The region stretches from Southampton to Brighton and you’ll be provided with a (brand new) Mercedes van and all fuel expenses will be covered.
There’s plenty of work to keep you busy well into 2026/2027 and the opportunity to work with a busy contractor who looks after their team.
The rate as always is open for negotiation depending on relevant experience and track record but will be around £300+.
The successful applicant will need to use Leica TS16 instruments, Autocad and have experience of both piled and raft foundations.
Typically you will be looking after a number of sites across the region and this will give you a varied and interesting workload.
Please get in touch for further details and a confidential discussion on this and other opportunities that may suit your skills, experience and aspirations

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