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9 months ago
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We are actively seeking Setting Out Engineers to join a major construction project in the Bristol area. These opportunities are available for immediate start, with both short- and long-term durations on offer – perfect for engineers seeking flexibility or consistency depending on availability.

Key Responsibilities:



Setting out and surveying on busy construction sites

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Providing as-built drawings and reports

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Working closely with site teams and subcontractors to deliver works to programme

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Ensuring all work is completed to design specifications and quality standards

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Completing site records and maintaining accurate data

Requirements:

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Proven experience working as a Setting Out Engineer on construction sites

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Valid CSCS card – essential

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Proficient in the use of AutoCAD and associated engineering software

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Ideally equipped with own laptop and surveying instruments (e.g. robotic total station)

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Strong communication and technical reporting skills

This is a fantastic opportunity to get started immediately on a well-established project, with potential to secure ongoing work through performance

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