Location
UK-wide project sites (flexibility required)
Programme
Graduate Development Programme – Full Training Provided
Sponsorship
Not available
Professional Pathway
ICE Accreditation Route
About the Role – Graduate Site Engineer
As a Graduate Site Engineer, you will :
- Assist with the technical management and delivery of construction works
- Manage dimensional control, setting out, surveying, and quality checks
- Supervise technicians or student engineers where required
- Use digital engineering models, CAD data, and electronic management systems
- Support temporary works processes, safety procedures, and compliance activities
- Contribute to planning, reporting, logistics, and environmental management
- Work within an engineering function focused on digital innovation, DFMA, and early engagement
You’ll gain structured training — both on site and through formal sessions — to help you progress toward ICE accreditation and become a well‑rounded engineer.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Carry out setting out and dimensional control using CAD and digital models
- Verify as‑built surveys, produce reports, and check compliance with project requirements
- Understand materials, construction methods, tolerances, and safe systems of work
- Support temporary works activities and follow the correct procedures
- Maintain accurate engineering records, drawings, and technical documentation
- Use electronic data management tools to access, update, and control project information
- Raise technical queries and work with design teams to resolve issues
- Support site logistics, environmental management, inspections, and quality processes
- Prepare method statements, task sheets, and activity briefings
- Contribute to a culture of safety, quality, and engineering excellence
About the Graduate Programme
This structured development programme offers :
- Hands‑on experience delivering major UK projects
- Technical learning and continuous professional development
- A pathway toward ICE professional accreditation
- Coaching and support from experienced engineers
- Exposure to digital engineering, modern construction methods, and real project delivery
Application Process
- CV Review – assessed against entry criteria
- Online Assessments – covering reasoning, decision‑making, and working style
- Video Interview – respond to set questions
- Assessment Centre – group tasks, interviews, and practical exercises
- Outcome – feedback usually within two weeks
- Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and may close early.
Key Criteria – Graduate Civil Engineer / Site Engineer
Essential
- Civil Engineering or construction‑related degree (2 : 2 or above)
- Strong numeracy, analytical ability, and problem‑solving skills
- Confident communicator able to work well in site‑based teams
- Right to work in the UK (no sponsorship available)
- Flexibility to work away from home on project sites
- Ability to interpret technical drawings and data (or willingness to learn quickly)
- Strong IT skills and interest in digital engineering tools
- High attention to detail, accuracy, and safety awareness
- A proactive, motivated, can‑do attitude with willingness to learn
Desirable
- Experience with surveying, CAD, or digital engineering systems
- Previous construction or site‑based placement experience
- Understanding of temporary works, construction methods, or quality management
- Commitment to achieving ICE professional accreditation
- Awareness of industry safety standards and environmental compliance