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Role Overview
We are looking for a skilled Engineer to manage setting out, QA and technical coordination on a groundwork and RC frame project in Greenwich. You will take full responsibility for line and level control and ensure all technical requirements are delivered to programme.
We have long-term work available, 10 hours paid per day, competitive rates for suitable candidates.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintaining up-to-date construction drawings and registers
- Carrying out site surveys and level surveys before site starts
- Setting out all elements and controlling line and level across the project
- Checking building layout in relation to site boundaries
- Taking off and ordering all groundworks and RC frame materials
- Resolving setting out problems and raising and tracking RFIs
- QA on site using flow forma and implementing site Inspection Test Plans
- Raising technical submittals and maintaining as-built records
- Use of CAD and Leica EDM (TS06 / TS12 / TS16)
- Completion of IT induction and training programme within the first 1-3 months
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Requirements
- CSCS Engineering / Surveying or equivalent qualification
- Proficient with Leica EDM total station equipment
- Reliable, punctual and able to work well with other trades
- Right to work in the UK


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Desirable
- Eagerness to progress and develop within the business
What We Offer
- Fair and competitive rates with weekly pay
- Ongoing work on groundwork and concrete frame projects
- Opportunities to move into more skilled roles
- Access to further training and tickets where required by specific sites
How To Apply
Send your CV and cards to recruitment@coinford.co.uk or call 01342 840 084 or call our Construction Labour Manager Ben Firth direct on 07584362224 quoting “Engineer - Gerenwich”.
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