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Job Title: Civil Supervisor
Summary
We’re recruiting a Civil Supervisor for the Sofia Offshore Windfarm Project, based at our client’s offices close to Redcar. This is an excellent opportunity for a site-based professional with strong knowledge of civil works and safety compliance. The role is initially for 4–6 weeks, with the potential for extension.
Salary
CIS £400–£500 per day
Location and Working Pattern
Site-based at Redcar offices, Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week.
Client Overview
Our client is delivering works as part of the Sofia Offshore Windfarm Project, a major renewable energy investment supporting the UK’s transition to sustainable energy.
Responsibilities
- Supervise day-to-day civil works on site, ensuring compliance with project specifications
- Monitor and enforce health and safety standards in all site activities
- Review and maintain safety documents, permits, and risk assessments for civil operations
- Coordinate with contractors and subcontractors to support safe and efficient delivery
- Address site issues promptly and escalate concerns where required
- Maintain accurate records of work progress and safety checks
- Provide site inductions and toolbox talks for personnel involved in civils works
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Must-have Requirements
- Valid SSSTS certification
- Proven experience working in a live environment with accountability for safety compliance
- Strong knowledge of civil engineering processes and site operations
- Previous responsibility for maintaining or controlling safety documentation for civils works
Nice-to-have Skills
- First Aid at Work certification
- Knowledge of offshore or renewable energy projects
- Experience supervising multiple contractors on complex projects
- Ability to review and update method statements and risk assessments


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