Site Engineer

Abatec Recruitment

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8 months ago

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Abatec is helping their client for the recruitment of 2 permanent Site Engineers. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a leading Tier 1 contractor who is currently working on a once-in-a-lifetime, multi-billion-pound project in Devon.

As Site Engineer you will:

* Have a minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in setting out on civil engineering schemes.

* Use a robotic total station to provide levelling and survey the site

* Check drawings and quantities, ensuring the accuracy of calculations.

* Assist in the preparation of ‘as-built drawings’

* Comply with the site-specific health and safety protocols to ensure any health and safety concerns are identified and reported as necessary.

Our client requires a Site Engineer with:

* Experience with Leica Survey equipment (GPS, Total Station, Optical, and digital levels).

* Valid CSCS and experience of robotic total stations.

* Due to the nature of the scheme the successful engineer will be required to undergo SC clearance.

* A good understating of construction health & safety protocols.

* Excellent communication skills.

* Degree qualification in civil engineering or equivalent is desirable.

Salary/Benefits:

* £35,000 - £45,000

* Competitive benefits package including pension scheme, annual leave etc.

If you would like more information, or to apply for this vacancy, please contact Lloyd Barham on (phone number removed). The reference for this vacancy is (phone number removed).

We are always looking for candidates for similar positions, so please register your details with us to hear about similar opportunities that you may be interested in.

Abatec Ltd. is working as an employment agency on behalf of a client

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