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NEC Site Supervisor (Contract)
Location: South West England
Duration: Mid October 2026 to 31 March 2027 (with potential extension)
Hours: Full-time
Working Pattern: Site-based, 6-day working programme
We are seeking an experienced NEC Site Supervisor to support the delivery of major highways infrastructure projects across the South West. This is a site-based role providing construction supervision, technical assurance, and stakeholder coordination throughout the construction phase of multiple civil engineering schemes.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide day-to-day site supervision during construction activities.
- Monitor works to ensure compliance with NEC contract requirements, design specifications, quality standards, and health & safety regulations.
- Undertake construction assurance and technical inspection activities.
- Support project stakeholders through effective communication and coordination.
- Identify and escalate construction, quality, or safety concerns as required.
- Maintain accurate site records, reports, and assurance documentation.
- Assist with the management of contractor performance and adherence to programme requirements.
- Contribute to the successful delivery of highways and infrastructure schemes through proactive site presence and oversight.
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- Previous experience working as an NEC Site Supervisor on highways, infrastructure, or civil engineering projects.
- Strong knowledge of construction assurance, site supervision, and NEC contract environments.
- Experience liaising with contractors, designers, and project stakeholders.
- Excellent understanding of health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements on construction projects.
- A background in Geotechnical Engineering is desirable.
- Experience with drainage schemes and associated construction activities.
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