Site Engineer (Utilities)

Role Overview The Site Engineer plays a key role in the delivery of construction and civil engineering projects. The role involves overseeing and managing day-to-day site operations, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget while meeting quality standards. This is a CIS/self employed opportunity and applications are welcome from anyone within the Scotland region that has proven experience within a civil engineering/site engineering background and au fait using AutoCAD software. Successful candidates must be willing to travel to sites across Scotland on a regular basis, and a company van is supplied to support this. Duties and Responsibilities Site Management and Supervision * Oversee all site activities, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. * Manage and supervise subcontractors and direct labour on site. * Ensure work is carried out as per design specifications, drawings, and project plans. Setting Out and Surveying * Perform setting out for various works, including foundations, structures, roads, and utilities. * Use equipment such as total stations, GPS systems, and laser levels to ensure accuracy. Project Coordination * Collaborate with project managers, architects, and other professionals to plan project phases. * Monitor progress and resolve technical issues or unexpected challenges on-site. * Liaise with local authorities, clients, and stakeholders as required. Quality Control and Documentation * Conduct site inspections to ensure work adheres to quality standards. * Maintain accurate records of site work, including reports, schedules, and progress updates. * Prepare and manage risk assessments and method statements (RAMS). Health and Safety Compliance * Promote and enforce a strong health and safety culture on-site. * Identify potential risks and implement preventative measures. Materials and Resource Management * Order and manage materials, equipment, and tools effectively. * Ensure resources are used efficiently to avoid delays and unnecessary costs. Skills and Experience: Education: Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field. Professional Certification: Membership or working towards membership with ICE (Institution of Civil Engineers) or relevant bodies. Technical Skills: * Proficiency in setting out, surveying, and interpreting technical drawings. * Experience using software like AutoCAD, MS Project, and relevant surveying tools. Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication to liaise effectively with stakeholders. Problem-Solving: Ability to resolve challenges efficiently under pressure. Driving Licence: A valid UK driving licence is often required for site visits