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We are currently looking for an experienced Groundworker with drainage experience to join a busy construction project in Tidworth.
The successful candidate will have previous experience working on civil engineering or construction sites, with a strong understanding of drainage, groundworks and associated activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Carrying out drainage and groundworks to the required specification.
- Installing and connecting drainage pipes, underground drainage and associated systems.
- Laying pipes, manholes, inspection chambers and associated drainage systems.
- Carrying out backfilling, compaction and reinstatement works.
- Installing ducting and other underground services where required.
- Operating small tools and groundworking equipment.
- Assisting with concreting, kerbing, foundations and general groundworks.
- Working safely around excavations and underground services.
- Following site drawings, RAMS and instructions from the Site Supervisor/Foreman.
- Maintaining a clean and safe working area.
- Working as part of a wider groundworks/civil engineering team.
- Carrying out other general groundworks duties as required.
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Valid CSCS Card
- Previous experience as a Groundworker, particularly within drainage/civil engineering.
- Good understanding of drainage installation and underground works.
- Ability to read and work from drawings and specifications.
- Experience with pipe laying, manholes, chambers and trench work.
- Ability to use levels and work accurately to falls and gradients.
- Good understanding of site health and safety requirements.
- Reliable, hardworking and able to work effectively as part of a team.
- Previous experience working on construction/civil engineering sites.


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