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Civil Site Manager

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Civil Site Manager — Water Treatment | Kent | Contract
Rate: £400–£450 per day | Location: Kent | Contract Type: Freelance / Contract
About The Role
We are recruiting on behalf of a civil engineering contractor delivering water treatment infrastructure works across Kent and the wider South East. Due to ongoing capital programme activity, they are seeking an experienced Civil Site Manager to join on a contract basis, with an immediate or near-term start available.
The Role
You will take day-to-day ownership of site operations on a water treatment project, managing works from mobilisation through to handover. You will be responsible for ensuring delivery to programme, budget, quality, and safety standards, working closely with the project management team and client representatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Managing all on-site civil engineering activities within a live water treatment environment, including reinforced concrete, pipework, drainage, and associated civil infrastructure works
- Supervising and coordinating directly employed operatives, subcontractors, and specialist trades
- Chairing and attending site progress meetings; reporting against programme milestones
- Implementing and enforcing site safety procedures in line with CDM 2015 regulations, including management of live operational areas
- Producing and reviewing RAMS, Permits to Work, and site documentation
- Managing material procurement and plant resources in coordination with the commercial team
- Ensuring quality standards are maintained with accurate records for ITP and snagging processes
- Liaising with clients, engineers, water company representatives, and statutory authorities as required
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- Proven track record as a Civil Site Manager on water treatment, water infrastructure, or similar regulated environment projects
- Experience working on or around live operational water treatment assets — essential
- NEC contract experience desirable
- SMSTS — essential
- CSCS Black Card (Manager) — essential
- EUSR Water Hygiene — desirable
- First Aid at Work — desirable
- Strong understanding of CDM 2015 obligations
- Experience managing subcontractors and directly employed operatives
- Commercially aware with ability to flag programme and cost risks early
- Full UK driving licence
What's on Offer
- £400–£450 per day, negotiable based on experience
- Contract role with potential for extension subject to project pipeline
- Work with an established contractor delivering water sector capital programmes in the region
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