STRABAG
Agent (Shafts)

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As an Agent, you will be involved in the planning, delivery, and completion of compounds and shafts ahead of tunnel construction as well as permanent structures. You will manage a team to ensure safe, efficient delivery on time and in budget, interfacing with stakeholders including designers, statutory authorities, community, and other delivery teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensuring construction to the highest quality standards, to ensure that the completed tunnel is suitable for transmission of drinking water.
- Accurately schedule and budget all works and ensure delivery in accordance with the agreed targets, identifying strategies to improve schedule and cost performance.
- Work collaboratively with works managers, foremen, supervisors, and workforce to maintain a culture across the site which is aligned with the project purpose and values.
- Develop the construction methodology, management, and monitoring plan, meeting all regulations, including H&S and environmental requirements.
- Develop detailed site programmes, assessing actual productivity achieved and review weekly.
- Identify construction risks, including development and implementation of mitigation measures.
- Review design information and work collaboratively with the design team to ensure designs are properly coordinated and identify opportunities for innovation, cost reduction, safety, quality, or programme benefits.
- Understand subcontractor’s contract conditions, developing job-specific subcontract conditions and manage the subcontractors account with the Construction Manager.
- Monitor subcontractor and supply chain performance, quality control.
- Manage inspection and acceptance of works, handover to operations/delivery teams.
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- Demonstrable experience of civil engineering construction.
- Awareness of programme management, cost control, and commercial management.
- Experience of self-delivering works and management of subcontractors and supply chains to deliver work safely, on time, and on budget.
- Effective communication and stakeholder management skills.
- CSCS.
- Full UK driving licence.
- Relevant degree or equivalent level of qualification.
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