Site Engineer

TEAM; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 74,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Accommodation provided

Vehicle and fuel card

Overtime on weekends

Job summary

TEAM is seeking a Site Engineer for a 64-week Fort William marine civils project. You will carry out precise setting-out using EDM and GPS, monitor earthworks, drainage, and concrete works, and support delivery of two new slipways and berthing infrastructure. Accommodation and vehicle provided, with weekend overtime potential.

Ideal candidates have civils project experience, setting-out skills, and a background in QA documentation. This role requires working away week‑days on site.

Qualifications

• Experience with earthworks, drainage, kerbing or reinforced concrete structures.
• Practical setting-out using EDM and GPS equipment.
• Experience completing QA documentation, RFIs and ITPs.

Responsibilities

• Carry out accurate setting out using EDM and GPS equipment.
• Monitor site works across earthworks, drainage, kerbing and reinforced concrete structures.
• Support delivery of new slipways, berthing structure and parking/marshalling areas.
• Monitor works including dredging, sheet piling, concrete works and surfacing.
• Complete QA documentation and raise RFIs and ITPs as required.
• Help ensure work is delivered safely, accurately and to project requirements.

Skills

Setting-out EDM GPS

QA documentation

Earthworks supervision

Reinforced concrete

Site monitoring

Civils experience

Education

Civil Engineering qualification

Job description

Delivering major marine infrastructure demands accurate setting out, strong site control and an engineer who understands how civils work comes together on the ground. As a Site Engineer, you’ll work on a substantial Fort William project covering new slipways, berthing infrastructure, earthworks, drainage and concrete works.

With accommodation provided alongside a vehicle and fuel card, this is particularly well suited to someone happy to work away during the week. The project has a 64-week programme, with an immediate start available and the initial contract expected to run for at least six months.

What’s in it for you

• £300–£400 per day, depending on experience


• Accommodation provided for the duration of the assignment


• Van or Jeep supplied, including a fuel card and use for travel to and from home


• Opportunity to work on a significant marine infrastructure and civils project


• Potential for the initial six-month contract to be extended


• Weekend overtime available, normally with a 1.5x uplift subject to agreement

Your responsibilities as Site Engineer

• Carry out accurate setting out using EDM and GPS equipment


• Monitor site works across earthworks, drainage, kerbing and reinforced concrete structures


• Support delivery of two new slipways, an overnight berthing structure and associated parking and marshalling areas


• Monitor works including dredging, sheet piling, concrete works and surfacing


• Complete QA documentation and raise RFIs and ITPs as required


• Help ensure work is delivered safely, accurately and in line with project requirements

What we’re looking for in a Site Engineer

• Previous experience working on civil engineering projects involving earthworks, drainage, kerbing or reinforced concrete structures


• Practical setting-out experience using EDM and GPS equipment


• Experience completing QA documentation, RFIs and ITPs


• Ability to monitor construction works against drawings, specifications and project requirements


• Relevant civil engineering or construction qualifications


• Working hours: Monday to Friday, with some Saturday working required. Weekend overtime arrangements to be agreed.