Highways Site Manager – Scotland

Carnell Support Services; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

IT equipment & mobile phone

Generous holiday allowance

Pension scheme

Group Income Protection

Career development opportunities

Life Insurance

Job summary

Carnell Support Services is looking for a Site Manager to oversee essential highways projects across Scotland. This full-time role involves coordinating project delivery, supporting site teams, and ensuring safety and quality standards.

The successful candidate will bring experience in civil engineering, excellent communication skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. A focus on building relationships and contributing to the growth of Scottish operations is key.

Qualifications

• Experience within highways or civil engineering projects.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Confidence working with clients, colleagues and supply chain partners.

Responsibilities

• Coordinating the delivery of highways and civil projects.
• Supporting site teams, supervisors and subcontractors.
• Promoting a positive safety culture and ensuring compliance.
• Building relationships with clients and stakeholders.
• Contributing to the continued growth of Scottish operations.

Skills

Highways experience

Civil engineering knowledge

Team coordination

Health and safety understanding

Communication skills

Planning skills

Relationship-building skills

Microsoft Word proficiency

Microsoft Excel proficiency

Full UK driving licence

Education

HNC/HND or Degree in Construction or Project Management

Job description

Carnell Support Services is looking for a Site Manager to oversee essential highways projects across Scotland. This full-time role involves coordinating project delivery, supporting site teams, and ensuring safety and quality standards.

The successful candidate will bring experience in civil engineering, excellent communication skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. A focus on building relationships and contributing to the growth of Scottish operations is key.