Civil Engineer

Job Title:

Civil Engineer

Location:

Stirling

Employment type:

Full-time

Seniority level:
Mid‑Senior level

Salary: £52,000 - £57,000

We require a Civil Engineer who can develop and manage our civils Reinforced Concrete (RC) capability, including setting out, quality assurance and management of operative teams, materials and plant procurement. The role involves coordination with the Construction Project Manager, implementation of CDM checklist requirements, effective management of self‑delivered work and subcontracted packages, carrying out inductions and HSEQ inspections, drafting and issuing RAMS and permits, adapting ITPs, submitting material and labour requisitions, maintaining a site diary, and using total station for setting out.

• Planning the coordination of works alongside the Construction Project Manager
• Implementation of CDM checklist requirements
• Effective management of self‑delivered work as well as subcontracted packages
• Carrying out inductions and HSEQ inspections
• Drafting and issuing of RAMS and permits
• Adapting pre‑established generic ITPs to site‑specific permanent works and collating evidence for closure
• Submission of material and labour requisitions as well as hire/off‑hiring plant
• Keeping a site diary of compensation events and reporting any deviation from the cost forecast or scope of works
• Setting out with total station

• Ideally experience of working with a DNO such as SSEN and an understanding of substation projects and NEC3 contracts
• Experience of working in a similar role along with an SSSTS/SMSTS
• Experience as an Engineer/Supervisor dealing with trenching / deep excavations; RC works, duct installation, cable pulling, power, switch‑gear installation
• Knowledge of NEC3, CDM compliance, RAMS production, programme management, ordering plant and materials and cost management
• RC experience is key; groundworks experience is desired;
  AutoCAD; RAMS production
• Setting Out experience is essential
• As you will be required to travel between sites a full and valid driving licence is essential