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Site Engineer

East Challow
4 days ago
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Job Specification: Site Engineer - Sewer Rehabilitation Projects

The Site Engineer will support the delivery of sewer rehabilitation projects by providing technical expertise, accurate site data, quality assurance, and coordination between operational teams, subcontractors, and project management. The role ensures works are delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with client and regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Set out works, verify site measurements, and ensure installations align with design specifications.
Assist with planning rehabilitation methods 
Carry out pre- and post-survey assessments including risk identification and access requirements.
Prepare as-built drawings, works records, and technical reports.
Ensure accurate interpretation of drawings, specifications, and client standards.
Quality Assurance
Implement and maintain QA documentation including ITPs, inspection records, and test results.
Monitor workmanship to ensure compliance with design, standards, and WIS/WRc requirements.
Support defect identification and resolution.
Assist with compiling evidence for completion packs and handover documentation.
Health, Safety & Environmental

Ensure all works are delivered in line with Onsite Centrals SHEQ policies and industry regulations.
Conduct site inductions, toolbox talks, and support site audits.
Help maintain safe systems of work, method statements, and risk assessments.
Promote a safety-first culture and report near misses or incidents promptly.
Coordination & Communication
Work closely with Project Managers, Site Managers, supervisors, and subcontractors to ensure smooth delivery.
Liaise with clients, landowners, and local authorities as required.
Support resource planning, delivery schedules, and traffic management arrangements.
Provide clear technical guidance to site teams during operations.
What you need:
Essential

Strong understanding of civil engineering principles and utility works.
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.
Competent with surveying tools and digital data capture systems.
Good problem-solving skills and ability to work under pressure.
Strong communication skills with internal teams and clients.
Excellent organisational skills with attention to detail.
Desirable

Knowledge of sewer rehabilitation techniques (CIPP, sewer lining, sewers, robotic cutting, manhole rehab, CCTV coding).
Experience in the water or utilities sector.
Familiarity with Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, GIS, and project management software.

4. Experience & Qualifications

HNC/HND or Degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline (or equivalent experience).
Experience working on civil engineering or utility infrastructure projects.
Full UK driving licence
CSCS card (Engineer/Manager).
Confined Space Training (Medium Risk or above).
NRSWA (Supervisor) accreditation
First Aid at Work.
SHEA Water or EUSR certification

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