Site Manager Civils
Location: Bishop Auckland
Duration: Long-term
Type: Freelance
Rate: Competitive, dependent on experience
Start Date: ASAP
We are currently recruiting for an experienced Site Manager to join a long-term civils project in Bishop Auckland.
The project involves a range of ducting, concrete and drainage works, and we are looking for a Site Manager with a strong background in civil engineering and the ability to take responsibility for the day-to-day management of site activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Managing the day-to-day activities on site
- Overseeing ducting, drainage and concrete works
- Managing subcontractors, labour and site operatives
- Ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to specification
- Coordinating site activities and sequencing works effectively
- Conducting regular quality and safety inspections
- Briefing and monitoring RAMS
- Liaising with the Project Manager, engineers and subcontractors
- Maintaining accurate site records and reporting progress
- Identifying and resolving any issues that could affect programme or quality
Requirements
- Proven experience as a Site Manager within civil engineering
- Strong experience across ducting, drainage and concrete works
- Ability to manage multiple site activities and subcontractors
- Strong understanding of health & safety requirements
- SMSTS
- CSCS
- First Aid
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- Ability to work independently and take ownership of site delivery
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