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Surfacing Foreman: Civil Roadworks Lead & Team Mentor
Job summary
A specialist civil engineering recruitment agency is seeking a Surfacing Foreman/Supervisor to manage surfacing projects across the North East. The ideal candidate will have supervisory experience in surfacing, highways, and local authority works, as well as relevant qualifications. This permanent position offers a salary of up to £45,000 plus a generous benefits package. A background in civil engineering is preferred but not essential. Applications can be directed to the recruitment agency.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Experience overseeing surfacing contracts as Supervisor/Foreman.
- Must have strong knowledge of highways and local authority works.
- Qualifications such as SMSTS/SSSTS, Temporary Works, and First Aid are required.
Responsibilities
- Manage site activities ensuring safety and compliance.
- Organize workloads and coordinate with supervisors.
- Maintain high standards of quality and documentation.
- Develop client relationships and seek improvement opportunities.
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