Solar Project: Client-Side Site Supervisor (Civil/Mech)
Gattaca
Exeter
Hybrid
GBP 45,000 - 65,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Gattaca in the United Kingdom is seeking a Site Supervisor for a solar energy project. The role involves client-side oversight and coordination of construction activities. Candidates should have at least a Civil or Mechanical Engineering qualification and a minimum of three years' experience in a relevant supervisory capacity. Key responsibilities include monitoring compliance, preparing reports, and ensuring health and safety measures are met. The position offers a full-time contract with a duration of 14 months, split between Exeter and Buckinghamshire.
Qualifications
3+ years experience in a client or supervisory capacity in civil/mechanical projects.
Strong understanding of UK health and safety regulations.
Experience in monitoring civil construction activities.
Responsibilities
Act as a client representative on-site for project oversight.
Monitor construction compliance and report progress.
Prepare regular site progress reports and documentation.
Skills
Civil or Mechanical Engineering qualification
3 years' relevant site-based experience
Knowledge of CDM Regulations
Experience in renewable energy projects
Full UK driving licence
Education
Civil or Mechanical Engineering degree
Tools
SMSTS accreditation
NEC4 Supervision accreditation
Job description
Gattaca in the United Kingdom is seeking a Site Supervisor for a solar energy project. The role involves client-side oversight and coordination of construction activities. Candidates should have at least a Civil or Mechanical Engineering qualification and a minimum of three years' experience in a relevant supervisory capacity. Key responsibilities include monitoring compliance, preparing reports, and ensuring health and safety measures are met. The position offers a full-time contract with a duration of 14 months, split between Exeter and Buckinghamshire.