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Site Engineer (Civils infrastructure for underground cables)

Norfolk
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Site Engineer Required for Major Transmission Project in the UK

Responsibilities

  • Act as the client's site-based representative across major underground cable transmission projects.
  • Monitor and oversee civil construction activities to ensure works are delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with design specifications.
  • Inspect and report on trenching, excavation, duct installation, backfilling, and earthworks activities.
  • Supervise the construction of temporary access roads, working areas, plant compounds, and lifting areas.
  • Review works around road, rail, and watercourse crossings, ensuring compliance with project requirements.
  • Verify construction activities against approved drawings, specifications, and quality standards.
  • Identify and report design changes, non-conformances, contractor issues, and construction risks.
  • Maintain regular communication with the Engineering Manager, providing site updates and escalation of issues where required.
  • Support quality assurance, progress monitoring, and contractor performance management.
  • Travel regularly across multiple project sites throughout Scotland as required.

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Requirements

  • Civil Engineering background with experience on major civil engineering or infrastructure projects.
  • Proven site-based engineering experience within construction, utilities, energy, highways, drainage, water, or other large infrastructure schemes.
  • Strong knowledge of excavation, trenching, earthworks, duct installation, and backfilling activities.
  • Experience overseeing underground infrastructure works and associated construction methodologies.
  • Understanding of works involving road, rail, and river crossings.
  • Experience of open-cut excavation and/or Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) is desirable.
  • Ability to interpret construction drawings and identify deviations, quality concerns, and non-compliant works.
  • Strong communication and reporting skills with the ability to work independently across remote sites.
  • Energy or transmission sector experience is advantageous but not essential.
  • Candidates from utilities, drainage, water, pipeline, or other major civil infrastructure projects will also be considered.
  • Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
  • Willingness to travel extensively between project sites across Scotland.
  • Self-sufficient, proactive, and capable of working with minimal supervision.

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Skills

Civil Engineering
Infrastructure Projects
Excavation
Trenching
Earthworks
Duct Installation
Backfilling
Horizontal Directional Drilling
Construction Drawing Interpretation
Quality Assurance
Contractor Performance Management
Site Supervision
Risk Management
Reporting
Project Monitoring

Location

Norfolk, England, United Kingdom

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