Site Engineer

Role and project

Location and working pattern

• The role is site-based at the Lower Thames Crossing compound in Grays, Essex, five days per week.
• The engineer may support utility works at multiple project locations as the programme progresses.

What you’ll do

• Support delivery of multi-utility diversions and translate designs, technical information and construction drawings into site operations.
• Set out work, coordinate subcontractors and supervise daily site activities across multiple work fronts.
• Monitor progress, quality and productivity; ensure compliance with provider standards, project specifications and regulations.
• Prepare and review RAMS, identify risks, apply controls and promote a strong safety culture.
• Coordinate with project teams, designers and utility stakeholders to resolve issues; maintain site and quality records.
• Support planning, resource coordination and progress reporting.

Who they’re looking for

• Experience delivering utility diversion, utility infrastructure or major infrastructure projects involving utility assets.
• Understanding of construction activities involving electricity, gas, water, wastewater or telecommunications networks.
• Experience setting out and delivering engineering works on live sites and coordinating subcontractors.
• Knowledge of construction health, safety and environmental requirements and experience with RAMS and safe systems of work.
• Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills, commercial awareness, and understanding of cost control and programme management.
• HNC, HND or degree in a relevant engineering discipline, or equivalent industry experience; full UK driving licence.

Benefits

• Benefits include a company pension, wellbeing sessions, a share incentive plan, flexible benefits, enhanced sickness and family leave schemes, and holiday allowance.