At a Glance
- Tasks: Set out, survey, and ensure quality control on exciting civil engineering projects.
- Company: Established civil engineering contractor with a strong regional presence.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, long-term career opportunities, and a solid project pipeline.
- Other info: Great chance for career growth with a supportive company culture.
- Why this job: Join a growing team and make a real impact in the engineering field.
- Qualifications: Experience in civil engineering and proficiency with GPS/Total Station equipment.
The predicted salary is between 50000 - 50000 £ per year.
Location: Near Ely, Cambridgeshire
Salary: Circa £50,000 + Package
We're recruiting for an experienced Site Engineer on behalf of a well-established civil engineering and earthworks contractor based near Ely. You'll be responsible for setting out, site surveys, quality control, and ensuring works are completed in line with project specifications across a variety of civil engineering and earthworks schemes.
Requirements
- Previous experience as a Site Engineer within civil engineering, groundworks or earthworks.
- Experience using GPS/Total Station setting out equipment.
- Previous experience using Trimble GPS is highly desirable.
- CSCS card.
- Full UK driving licence.
What's on Offer
- Salary circa £50,000 + package.
- Long-term career opportunity.
- Excellent pipeline of regional projects.
If you're looking for your next challenge with a successful and growing contractor, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today for a confidential discussion.
Site Engineer in Ely employer: Marshall Recruitment
Join a well-established civil engineering and earthworks contractor near Ely, where you will be part of a dynamic team dedicated to delivering high-quality projects. With a strong focus on employee growth and a supportive work culture, this role offers long-term career opportunities and an excellent pipeline of regional projects, making it an ideal environment for professionals looking to make a meaningful impact in their field.
