Site Engineer, Ground Engineering – Sizewell C Project

Balfour Beatty Ground Engineering; Leiston; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave + bank holidays

Pension savings schemes

Enhanced maternity/paternity and family-friendly policies

Discretionary annual salary reviews

Job summary

Balfour Beatty Ground Engineering is seeking a Site Engineer to work on the Sizewell C project in Leiston. This role is integral to delivering clean energy, and involves coordinating site operations, ensuring compliance with technical standards, and leading small teams. Candidates should have a degree in Civil or Geotechnical engineering and relevant experience. Competitive salary and significant benefits including annual leave and pension schemes are offered.

The project offers the opportunity to work on a major infrastructure initiative that will impact energy supply for millions in the UK.

Qualifications

• Typically 2-5 years in site/contracts engineering is preferred but not essential.
• CSCS certification required; SSSTS/SMSTS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate labor/materials for ground engineering works.
• Conduct safety investigations; ensure permit compliance.
• Prepare daily briefings/toolbox talks.

Skills

Technical Competence in D-Wall/soil mixing/ground engineering

Ownership mindset

Clear communication

Advanced Excel skills

Knowledge of NEC4 Alliance

Education

Degree in Civil/Geotechnical or equivalent experience

Tools

AutoCAD

MS Project

Job description

Balfour Beatty Ground Engineering is seeking a Site Engineer to work on the Sizewell C project in Leiston. This role is integral to delivering clean energy, and involves coordinating site operations, ensuring compliance with technical standards, and leading small teams. Candidates should have a degree in Civil or Geotechnical engineering and relevant experience. Competitive salary and significant benefits including annual leave and pension schemes are offered.

The project offers the opportunity to work on a major infrastructure initiative that will impact energy supply for millions in the UK.