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We are currently seeking two experienced Site Engineers for an exciting opportunity on a large-scale civils/infrastructure project. This is a contract/temporary role with an immediate start, offering the chance to work with a respected contractor on a high-profile scheme.

Key Responsibilities:

·Setting out and surveying on civils/infrastructure works
·Interpreting construction drawings and ensuring accurate implementation on site
·Assisting with QA checks and progress reporting
·Working closely with the site team to maintain high standards of health, safety, and quality

Requirements:

·Proven experience as a Site Engineer on civil engineering/infrastructure projects
·Strong setting out skills using GPS, robotic total station, and other modern equipment
·Sheet piling experience highly desirable
·CSCS card required

For more information please click APPLY NOW or call Luke Clifford on (phone number removed)

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