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Sub Agent – Major Infrastructure Project | North West Wales
We are recruiting an experienced Sub Agent to join a major infrastructure project in North West Wales. This is a significant heavy civil engineering scheme involving the construction of a 3.4km tunnel beneath the Dwyryd Estuary, two deep shafts, tunnel headhouses, and associated major civil works. The project is well into the main construction phase, with tunnelling, shaft construction, and major civil engineering works underway, and is due to run until the end of 2027.
As Sub Agent, you will take responsibility for managing a section of the works, leading engineers and subcontractors, and ensuring delivery is safe, on programme, commercially controlled, and to the required quality standards.
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Key responsibilities will include:
- Managing works and subcontractors within your area of responsibility
- Leading and supporting Section, Site, and Graduate Engineers
- Producing and maintaining detailed, resourced look-ahead programmes
- Monitoring progress against programme and implementing recovery plans where required
- Managing plant, labour, and material resources
- Managing subcontractor performance, progress, and variations
- Coordinating temporary works documentation, approvals, and delivery
- Reviewing ITPs, NCRs, and other quality documentation
- Liaising with the client, designers, and third parties
- Ensuring compliance with health, safety, environmental, and project requirements
We are looking for an experienced Sub Agent from a heavy civil engineering or major infrastructure background. Experience within tunnelling, utilities, rail, or other complex infrastructure projects would be particularly relevant. You will need strong experience managing sections of work, engineers, and subcontractors, together with a good understanding of programme, commercial, and temporary works requirements.


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Package:
- £60,000
- Car allowance
- Fixed-term contract until December 2027, employed directly by the contractor
- Accommodation allowance available
- £25 per night subsistence allowance
Location: North West Wales
If you are an experienced Sub Agent interested in joining a major UK infrastructure project, please get in touch for a confidential discussion.
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