Compliance jobs in United Kingdom

Oversee and supervise coastal and marine construction activities, such as ground improvement, seabund construction or reclamation works.

Plan, coordinate, and monitor marine equipment and logistics, including barges, pontoons, cranes, workboats, and materials delivery via sea.

Prepare and submit daily / weekly progress reports to the Project Manager and relevant stakeholders, highlighting work progress, challenges, delays, and mitigation measures.

Lead and manage site preparation and marine setup (temporary access, staging areas, temporary platforms, silt curtains, turbidity control, etc.).

Conduct or supervise site investigations and marine surveys, such as bathymetric checks, seabed verification, soil sampling, and instrumentation monitoring.

Ensure all works comply with design drawings, engineering specifications, QA/QC standards, environmental requirements, and relevant marine regulations.

Coordinate and supervise subcontractors, marine crews, and specialist marine vendors, ensuring planned work sequences, productivity, and safety compliance.

Prepare and review method statements, risk assessments, lifting plans, traffic/marine coordination plans, and other project documentation required for approval.

Work closely with project consultants, authorities, and internal teams for permits, approvals, inspections, and design clarifications.

Enforce and promote Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) and Environmental Management practices, including monitoring of tidal windows, weather conditions, and marine safety constraints.

Coordinate with procurement, suppliers, and logistics for timely delivery of materials, marine plant mobilisation, and consumables.

Assist the project team with any ad-hoc engineering tasks, planning activities, or technical support required to achieve project objectives.

Bachelor’s Degree in Geologist , Marine Engineering, or a related discipline.

Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in coastal, marine, reclamation, waterfront, or nearshore civil engineering works.

Strong planning, coordination, and documentation skills.

Good understanding of marine safety, environmental control, and statutory regulations.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills, comfortable working with multiple teams and subcontractors.

Able to work independently, manage tight schedules, and handle dynamic site conditions.

Familiarity with marine logistics and equipment operations is an added advantage.

This role involves a combination of office and site-based work, depending on project needs.

On Site: 5.5 days / Head Office: 5 days