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Site Engineer : Nights
Role Overview
My industry-leading tier 1 main contractor client is seeking a Site Engineer to work on a high-profile roof refurbishment project at a major Birmingham train station.
You will oversee day-to-day engineering control, ensuring dimensional accuracy and quality assurance during the deconstruction and replacement of secondary steelwork and fabric cladding. Operating over a live, busy rail interchange, precise execution to design is critical—alongside strict adherence to safety standards and on-time delivery.
Willingness to work nights is essential due to project requirements.
Responsibilities
- Establish, maintain, and verify site control points on the roof structure
- Conduct precise setting-out, dimensional checks, and laser scanning surveys for secondary steelwork and cladding brackets
- Interpret engineering drawings, digital models, and specs, swiftly resolving design clashes or discrepancies with the Section Engineer
- Complete day-to-day Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), meticulously recording:
- Check sheets
- Torque logs for steel bolts
- Weld inspections
- Produce and manage As-Built surveys and records for seamless Network Rail handover
- Immediately report any engineering non-conformances (NCRs) to management
- Support the Section Engineer in monitoring specialist steel and façade subcontractors, ensuring strict compliance with approved Method Statements (RAMS)
- Generate daily site diaries, material take-offs, and progress reports
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Requirements
- 3+ years as a Site Engineer (preferably with a Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractor)
- Proficiency with modern surveying tools (e.g. Total Stations, Leica, Trimble) and CAD software for layout checks
- Prior experience in:
- Structural steel installations
- Building refurbishments
- Architectural façade work
- Degree/HND/HNC in:
- Civil Engineering
- Structural Engineering, or a related construction discipline
- Valid CSCS card


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Diversity & Inclusion Notice
Randstad CPE champions diversity and commits to equality. This advert does not discriminate based on any protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010. Applications are welcomed from all backgrounds, and reasonable adjustments will be made to support candidates.
UK residency/work eligibility is mandatory.
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