Site Manager - Civil & Utilities Infrastructure (UK)

Contract Scotland; Newcastle upon Tyne; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading infrastructure contractor is seeking an experienced Site Manager to oversee civil-engineering and cable-installation projects in the UK. The successful candidate will manage daily site operations, ensure compliance with health and safety requirements, and liaise with various stakeholders to deliver high-profile projects. Essential qualifications include a track record in civil engineering, a valid SMSTS certification, and strong leadership skills. This role offers opportunities for future tunnelling projects and requires flexibility to travel across UK sites.

Benefits

Opportunities for major tunnelling projects

Skill development in civil engineering

Qualifications

• Proven track record as a Site Manager on civil-engineering and utilities projects.
• Strong experience in civils, cable installation, or substation works.
• Ability to manage subcontractors and multi-discipline teams across complex projects.

Responsibilities

• Manage daily site operations including coordination of subcontractors and suppliers.
• Ensure adherence to health & safety standards and site rules.
• Maintain accurate site documentation including records and reports.

Skills

Site management

Civil engineering

Leadership

Communication

Organizational skills

Quality control

Compliance management

Education

Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS)

CSCS card (Manager level)

Job description

A leading infrastructure contractor is seeking an experienced Site Manager to oversee civil-engineering and cable-installation projects in the UK. The successful candidate will manage daily site operations, ensure compliance with health and safety requirements, and liaise with various stakeholders to deliver high-profile projects. Essential qualifications include a track record in civil engineering, a valid SMSTS certification, and strong leadership skills. This role offers opportunities for future tunnelling projects and requires flexibility to travel across UK sites.