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The Role:
We're looking for a proactive Site Engineer to support the delivery of civil engineering projects, including initial work on the Manor Road NOS7 & NOS8 remediation packages for Thames Water. You'll be involved from design through delivery, supporting site activities and ensuring high-quality, safe, and efficient project execution.

Key Responsibilities:



Set out works and establish level/survey control

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Deliver safe, defect-free works in line with drawings and specifications

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Assist in short-term planning, resource management, and project documentation (RAMS, ITPs, site diaries)

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Support preconstruction processes and ensure permits and consents are in place

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Maintain strong stakeholder relationships and promote best practices in HSQE

Requirements:
Essential:

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Civil engineering experience in setting out, reinforced concrete, water, drainage, or highways

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Degree/HNC in Civil Engineering

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Proficient in robotic total stations/EDM and AutoCAD

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CSCS card, SMSTS

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Strong communication and problem-solving skills

Desirable:

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Temporary works coordination

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First aid, confined space, cable avoidance, NEBOSH/IOSH

Experience:

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Advanced setting out & survey

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Heavy civils, concrete, and drainage works

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Reading drawings, managing junior staff, and short-term programming

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Quality control and documentation

The Package:

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Competitive salary and Package (DOE)

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Pension, Life Assurance, Private Medical

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25 days leave + bank holidays + loyalty days

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Training, leadership development, and career support

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Volunteering days, wellbeing programmes, and flexible benefits

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