Teamforce Labour Limited
CPCS/NPORS Plant and Vehicle Marshall

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Teamforce Labour are currently looking for an experienced Plant & Vehicle Marshall for a long-term position in Georgemas, Scotland, starting 29/09/2026.
Please read the following job description thoroughly to ensure you are the right fit for this role before applying.
Hours: 6:00am – 6:00pm, Monday to Friday
Duration: Long-term
Rate: Negotiable
Role & Responsibilities
- Safely coordinate and control the movement of plant and vehicles around site.
- Guide drivers and plant operators when manoeuvring, reversing and accessing restricted areas.
- Ensure designated traffic routes and pedestrian exclusion zones are maintained.
- Manage vehicle movements, deliveries and collections across the site.
- Communicate clearly with drivers, plant operators and site management.
- Ensure vehicles and plant enter and leave the site safely.
- Monitor site traffic and identify potential hazards.
- Assist with maintaining safe access and egress routes.
- Follow site traffic management plans, RAMS and health & safety procedures.
- Report any unsafe practices, incidents or hazards to site management.
- Assist With General Site Duties When Required.
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Requirements
- Valid CPCS/NPORS Plant & Vehicle Marshall qualification.
- Previous experience working as a Plant & Vehicle Marshall on construction, civils or infrastructure projects.
- Good understanding of site traffic management and plant movements.
- Strong communication and awareness skills.
- Reliable and comfortable working 12-hour shifts.


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Teamforce Labour is a trusted provider of skilled personnel to the Rail, Civil, and Construction industries across the UK.
We pride ourselves on delivering top-quality talent to our clients while fostering fair and inclusive recruitment practices.
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