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Engineering Construction Manager

Glasgow
£60k – £80k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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This is an opportunity to step into a key civils position with an established & highly recognisable housebuilder, delivering developments across Central Scotland. It’s a business with a strong pipeline, a solid reputation, and the kind of backing that gives you the tools to do things properly.

They’re now looking for someone who can take ownership of the groundworks and engineering reality on site.

Not just reviewing drawings or attending meetings — but actually being there, walking the job, spotting issues early, and making sure things are done right first time.

The role in a nutshell

You’ll be the go-to person across multiple sites when it comes to groundworks and civil engineering.

That means:

  • Picking up on quality issues before they become problems
  • Challenging methods that aren’t efficient or cost-effective
  • Working closely with subcontractors to keep things moving properly
  • Making sure earthworks and infrastructure are delivered as they should be

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There’s support around you — this isn’t a lone wolf role — but you’ll be trusted to use your judgement and experience to influence how sites are delivered.

What they’re really looking for

The job spec says “Civils Manager,” but in reality they’re open-minded.

You might originally come from:

  • A strong site engineering background within housebuilding infrastructure
  • A groundworks background with practical, hands-on experience
  • Or a blend of both

But these days you’ll be an experienced manager of civil engineering works, likely across residential developments. You’ll likely also have an HNC/HND or degree in civil engineering (or related discipline).

What matters most is your ability to:

  • Assess what’s happening on site and sense-check it
  • Solve problems practically (not just theoretically)
  • Hold your own with subcontractors and drive standards
  • Bring a bit of calm, experienced thinking when things aren’t quite right

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They’re also open on style.

If you’re more polished, engineering-led, and comfortable in front of clients and authorities — great.

If you’re more of a seasoned, site-first operator who knows how things should be done and isn’t afraid to say it — that works just as well.

Why this one stands out

  • Established, well-known name in the UK housebuilding market
  • Strong pipeline of developments across Central Scotland
  • A role with genuine influence over how sites are delivered

This is the kind of position where your experience actually matters — and where you’ll be listened to.

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Skills

Civil Engineering
Groundworks Management
Site Engineering
Infrastructure Delivery
Subcontractor Management
Quality Control
Earthworks
Project Management
Problem Solving
Residential Development

Location

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

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