Site Inspector

Overview

Our client has a contract position for a Site Inspector – Highways. Approx 2‑year contract located near Perth in Scotland, A9 Dualling – Tay Crossing to Ballinluig. Role will work as part of the Employer's Supervision team and reports to the NEC Supervisor.

Ensure construction activities on site are carried out in accordance with approved designs, contract scope, quality plan, and health & safety regulations. The Site Inspector plays a key role in monitoring contractor performance, identifying non‑conformances, defects, and supporting delivery of high‑profile infrastructure works.

• Site Monitoring & Inspection – Conduct regular inspections of construction activities to ensure compliance with contract scope, contractor design and quality plans.
• Monitor workmanship, materials and equipment used on site.
• Identify and report defects, non‑conformances and unsafe practices.
• Documentation & Reporting – Maintain detailed site records including daily diaries, inspection reports and photographic evidence.
• Assist in preparing progress reports and quality assurance documentation.
• Reporting to NEC Supervisor defects or non‑conformances.
• Health, Safety & Environmental Compliance – Ensure contractors adhere to health and safety regulations and site‑specific risk assessments.
• Report incidents, near misses and environmental breaches promptly.
• Participate in site audits and toolbox talks.
• Stakeholder Coordination – Liaise with contractors, designers and client representatives to resolve site issues.
• Attend site meetings and contribute to technical discussions.
• Support coordination of utility works, traffic management and third‑party interfaces.

• HNC/HND or equivalent in Civil Engineering or Construction Management.
• Proven experience in site inspection or supervision on major infrastructure projects.
• Working knowledge of NEC4 contracts and CDM Regulations.
• CSCS card and relevant safety training (e.g., SMSTS, First Aid) preferred.

• Strong attention to detail and ability to identify quality issues.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Proficient in using site inspection tools and digital reporting systems.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

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