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Engineer, Groundworks

Engineering Supervisor

Our client is a well-established and fast-growing residential property developer with a strong presence across the South East. Known for delivering high-quality, design-led housing developments, they are committed to creating sustainable and vibrant communities. With several active sites and a strong pipeline of upcoming projects, they continue to invest in their people, offering a supportive and collaborative work culture.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic company at an exciting stage of growth, where your contributions will have a direct impact on the successful delivery of high-spec homes across Berkshire.

The Role:

As a Site Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting the delivery of new build residential projects from groundworks through to completion. Working closely with the site management and technical teams, you’ll ensure engineering activities are carried out accurately, safely, and in line with design specifications.

Responsibilities:



Surveying for groundworks, drainage, foundations, and structural elements

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Interpreting technical drawings and liaising with architects, consultants, and subcontractors

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Ensuring compliance with building regulations and site health & safety standards

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Maintaining accurate records, site diaries, and as-built drawings

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Contributing to quality control and on-site problem-solving

Requirements:

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A degree or HNC/HND in Civil Engineering or a related discipline

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Previous experience working for a residential developer

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Proficiency in setting out using GPS/robotic instruments

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Solid understanding of health & safety and CDM regulations

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Valid CSCS card; SMSTS and First Aid are advantageous

What’s On Offer:

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Competitive salary of £50,000 – £55,000

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Work with a reputable and growing developer

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Projects located across Berkshire – limited travel

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Supportive team with genuine progression opportunities

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