Senior Site Engineer

If you are a Senior Site Engineer working in the North East and looking for a permanent job. Want to work for a company who values retaining their staff, offers training opportunities to upskill their staff, and prides itself on growing everyone s careers then look no further. Our client trades on their reputation and has a strong pipeline for work in the North East covering a range of sectors.

They are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic setting out Engineer who can join them on a permanent basis and make an immediate impact to the team and projects.

Benefits of working with them include:

• Dedicated career manager separates from your line manager to support your career progression.
• Competitive salary based on your experience up to £60,000 plus package
• Car Allowance / Company Car (subject to Role/Grade).
• Training and development programme.
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays.
• Holiday purchase scheme.
• Company Pension plan.
• Discretionary Bonus Scheme.

Duties will include but not limited to:

• Setting out and monitoring of works on site.
• Experience using Total Stations and GPS.
• Ability to interpret design drawings and specifications.
• Produce As-Builts Manage technical queries.
• Providing guidance and assistance to other members of the construction team.
• Ensure quality control requirements are met and recorded in accordance with specifications.
• Following safety procedures and regulations.
• Operate and promote a high standard of health and safety and environmental compliance.
• Participating in training and development opportunities to improve skills and knowledge.
• Ability to understand the basics of site technical drawings
• Strong Record Keeping skills
• Full U.K Driving License

Candidate Qualifications:

• Engineering HNC/Degree or equivalent.
• Experience working with main contractor.
• CSCS Card.

If you are a motivated individual with a strong construction background and a desire to contribute to a dynamic team, then contact (url removed) (phone number removed).