At a Glance
- Tasks: Manage site traffic, record deliveries, and ensure safety for all personnel.
- Company: Join a leading contractor in Belfast with a focus on teamwork.
- Benefits: Four months of work with potential for more, competitive pay.
- Other info: Opportunity to gain experience and develop skills in a dynamic environment.
- Why this job: Be a key player in ensuring site safety and efficiency.
- Qualifications: CPCS/NPORS card required; must be reliable and communicative.
CPCS/NPORS Traffic Marshall Required in Belfast. Our specialist Trades & Labour team are seeking a CPCS/NPORS Traffic Marshall for a job in Belfast. Working on behalf of the main contractor you will be responsible for:
- Recording deliveries and monitoring the visitors log book
- Banking vehicles through the site entrance
- Following Site Traffic Management plans
- Communicating effectively with site and plant operatives
- Monitoring pedestrian routes and safety zones
In quieter periods you will be expected to assist with other duties on the project which may include some labouring work.
There is 4 months work available for the right candidate, with work due to start end of June.
A Traffic Marshall must:
- Hold a CPCS/NPORS card.
- Have full PPE (Personal Protective Equipment - Hard Hat, boots, hi-vis, gloves & goggles).
- Be hard working, reliable and punctual.
- Have good communication skills and be able to work alone on your own initiative or as part of a team.
For more information please call Dale on (phone number removed).
Please note MadiganGill are an equal opportunities employer and do not discriminate.
Traffic Marshall (CPCS/NPORS) in Belfast employer: Madigan Gill
MadiganGill is an excellent employer, offering a supportive work culture that values hard work and reliability. With opportunities for growth within the construction sector, employees can expect to develop their skills while working on diverse projects in Belfast. The company prioritises safety and teamwork, ensuring that all staff are equipped with the necessary PPE and training to thrive in their roles.
