Lowry Building & Civil Engineering
Site Engineer

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Lowry Building & Civil Engineering delivers comprehensive building and civil engineering services across multiple sectors to a high professional standard. Established in 1961, the company has over 50 years of experience and is supported by highly trained industry professionals. Projects range from residential developments and hotels to hospitals, schools, office blocks, and business parks, with additional facilities management capabilities. The company is committed to outstanding quality, sustainability, and safety on every project. Applicants can learn more by visiting the company website or contacting the head office.
Responsibilities Include:
- Ensure Health, Safety, Environmental & Quality requirements are adhered to
- Undertake Surveying and setting out duties
- Check drawings and quantities
- Schedule selected materials for ordering from the procurement department
- Plan the work and efficiently organise site operations in order to meet an agreed programme
- Liaise with any consultants and sub-contracts engaged in the project as necessary
- Supervise and monitor the site labour force and monitor the work of any sub-contractors
- Ensure quality records necessary to meet quality requirements are maintained
- Resolve any unexpected technical difficulties and other problems that may arise
- Arrange testing of materials
- Undertake the testing and calibration of instruments used
- Keep a Site Diary
- Fully interact with other members of the construction site team (team player)
- Liaise with other function/departmental managers
- Introduce improvements and innovation where appropriate to areas of responsibility
- Other duties as required by the Site Manager to facilitate construction of the works
- Be comfortable with a variety of software packages
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Criteria:
- Relevant 3rd level qualification
- Full, clean driving licence
- Building/ civil engineering site background
- Good communication and time/ resource management skills


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