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Major Infrastructure Project | Glasgow \n Salary: Excellent package + benefits \n Location: Glasgow \n Sector: Civil Engineering / Infrastructure \n Employment Type: Permanent \n The Opportunity \n An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a leading multinational civil engineering contractor delivering a high-profile, landmark infrastructure project in Glasgow.This is a key commercial ... \n \n \n \n \n \n ZIPC1_UKTJ

\n \n \n We're looking for a Senior Highways & Drainage Engineer to join our team based in various locations. Kier Design are a highly regarded Tier 1 Contractor, with a 750 plus strong design consultancy team, recognised as a Top 30 employer on Glassdoor.Join us as a Senior Highways and Drainage Engineer and become part of one of the UK's leaders in temporary works design and management and construction-related technical services. As part of our 100-strong team, you'll get to work on hundreds of projects across one of the most diverse and high-profile portfolios in the country, with access to Kier's £11bn+ project pipeline – supporting complex construction and major infrastructure schemes from concept through to delivery. \n Location: Birmingham / Bristol / Cambridge / Cardiff / Glasgow / Leeds / Liverpool / London / Manchester / Newcastle / Norwich / Plymouth – agile working, with up to 1-2 days per week from home if desired Hours: 40 hours per week - some flexibility on hours available if desired, just let us know when you speak to us. \n We are unable to offer certificates of sponsorship to any candidates in this role. \n Are you… \n \n • An Incorporated member of a relevant professional institution (e.g. IEng MICE) with relevant experience\n, • Experienced in highways and drainage engineering with demonstrable technical expertise\n, • Confident in leading design projects and managing multidisciplinary teams\n, • Skilled in temporary works design, checking, and providing technical solutions\n, • Able to build positive relationships with clients and stakeholders\n \n What will you be responsible for? \n As a Senior Highways & Drainage Engineer, you'll be working within the team, supporting them in delivering construction engineering services that are safe, innovative and buildable. This is an exciting opportunity to lead the delivery of construction engineering services, focusing on highways and drainage solutions. You'll play a key role in providing safe, buildable solutions across temporary and permanent works design, supporting bid winning activities, and contributing to technical excellence. Working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, you'll help shape innovative approaches while mentoring others and building strong client relationships. This role offers the chance to make a real impact through your technical expertise and leadership, creating solutions that benefit communities and support sustainable development. \n Your day to day will include: \n \n • Leading temporary works design and checking with a focus on highways and drainage solutions\n, • Providing tender and bid support including outline designs, feasibility studies and value engineering\n, • Managing design projects from remit development through to delivery, ensuring technical compliance\n, • Leading and organising the workload of engineers and technical staff within the design team\n, • Building strong client relationships and representing Kier at project meetings\n \n Rewards and benefits \n We're proud to be able to offer our brilliant people a wide variety of benefits that you can tailor to your needs. You can see more information of benefits here. \n Diversity and inclusion \n Making Kier a diverse and inclusive place to work is a huge priority for us. We're proud of the steps we've taken so far, but we know we must always do more. Our employees are key in shaping Kier's diversity and inclusion initiatives and our people have made a huge impact on how we work, by using their experiences to shape our policies. You can see our D&I action plan here. As a Disability Confident employer, we will ensure that a fair and proportionate number of disabled applicants that meet the minimum criteria for this role will be offered an interview. \n We look forward to seeing your application to #joinkier. \n #LI-MA1 \n \n \n

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring an Estimating Manager for their growing team in Glasgow. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will take a leading role in the estimating function, overseeing tender submissions, developing competitive pricing strategies and supporting the business in securing new work. Working closely with pre-construction, commercial and operational teams, you will have the opportunity to influence business growth, strengthen tender processes and contribute to the successful delivery of a varied project portfolio. If you are an experienced estimating professional looking for your next career move, we would love to hear from you. As the Estimating Manager, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Leading and managing the estimating function, overseeing the preparation and submission of competitive tenders for civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects. Reviewing tender documentation, drawings, specifications and scopes of work to establish project requirements, identify risks and develop effective pricing strategies. Managing the production of detailed cost estimates, including labour, plant, materials, subcontractor packages and associated project costs. Coordinating and reviewing estimates prepared by the wider team, ensuring accuracy, consistency and compliance with tender requirements and submission deadlines. Working closely with pre-construction, commercial, engineering and operational teams to develop construction methodologies, assess risks and identify value engineering opportunities. Building and maintaining relationships with clients, suppliers and subcontractors, while supporting business development initiatives and identifying opportunities to secure future work. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Proven experience in an Estimating Manager, Senior Estimator or similar leadership role within civil engineering, rail, infrastructure or construction. Strong technical knowledge of estimating processes, cost planning, tender preparation and construction methodologies. Experience managing tender submissions, coordinating estimating teams and delivering multiple bids to challenging deadlines. A good understanding of commercial and contractual arrangements, risk management and value engineering, ideally including NEC contracts. Excellent leadership, communication and analytical skills, with a commercially focused approach and the ability to build effective relationships across the business. What's in it for you? The opportunity to take a leading role in the estimating function of an established infrastructure contractor with a varied portfolio of projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities to influence business growth, develop the estimating function and progress your career within a supportive organisation. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Senior / Principal Mechanical Design Engineer Location: Positions UK Wide, Hybrid to Local Office (up to 4 days from home) Rate: Dependent on Experience Duration: 12 Months+/Ongoing Sector: Water & Wastewater Treatment Are you a Senior / Principal Mechanical Design Engineer looking for a new challenge on major UK Water and Wastewater treatment schemes? You will be working with a leading Design & Build contractor delivering major clean and wastewater projects across a range of frameworks nationwide. With projects and design teams supporting Water Authority AMP programmes throughout the UK, they are looking to recruit additional mechanical design support across their regional teams. If you are not based close to one of their offices, a more flexible arrangement can be considered for the right candidate, with travel to an office or site potentially required just once a fortnight. As a Senior / Principal Mechanical Design Engineer, you will be supporting Water and Wastewater treatment projects across the full design life cycle, from feasibility and outline design through to detailed and final design. You will be working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams, reviewing technical designs and submissions and helping ensure mechanical solutions are practical, compliant and ready for successful delivery. You will be: ·Delivering feasibility, outline, detailed and final mechanical design work. ·Reviewing mechanical designs, technical specifications, proposals and submissions. ·Taking technical responsibility for smaller projects, work packages and individual design tasks. ·Supporting key design reviews for Water Authority AMP projects. ·Working on Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs and associated water infrastructure. ·Providing technical guidance and mechanical design input to multidisciplinary engineering teams and project stakeholders. ·Supporting projects from initial concept and feasibility through to detailed design and delivery. To be considered, you will need: ·A Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent qualification. ·Experience delivering projects through the full design life cycle, from inception through to detailed design. ·Previous UK Water or Wastewater sector experience. ·Experience working on AMP-related projects for a UK Water Authority. ·Experience using 3D design tools and other relevant proprietary engineering software. ·The ability to take technical responsibility for smaller projects and individual work packages. ·Experience designing mechanical solutions for Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs or associated water infrastructure. This Senior / Principal Mechanical Design Engineer role gives you the opportunity to take on greater technical responsibility within an established engineering team while contributing to major Water and Wastewater projects across the UK. If you are an experienced Senior / Principal Mechanical Design Engineer looking for your next water-sector opportunity, apply now with an up-to-date CV in Word format or contact Savannah on (phone number removed) or at (url removed)

Key Responsibilities Develop technical specifications, scopes of work and engineering requirements for primary plant. Provide technical expertise across AIS/GIS switchgear, transformers, reactors, FACTS and grid-stabilisation equipment. Review and assure contractor and consultant designs, ensuring compliance with project standards and client requirements. Support FATs, procurement, manufacturing, installation and commissioning. Manage technical queries, design changes, deviations and engineering risks. Apply Safety by Design, CDM, HAZID/HAZOP and engineering assurance processes. Work closely with Civil, Cable, Protection & Control and Building Services teams. Provide technical support at manufacturing facilities and project sites, including defect and issue resolution. Liaise with contractors, consultants, manufacturers and operational stakeholders. Ideal Candidate The key requirement is someone with transmission-level primary plant experience, ideally between 33kV to 400kV. They should have: Strong knowledge of AIS/GIS, transformers, reactors and substation equipment. Experience in at least one stage of the asset lifecycle: design, manufacture, FAT, installation, commissioning or asset management. Good understanding of the GB transmission network and substation environment. Experience reviewing technical documentation and providing design assurance/technical approval. Knowledge of relevant British/International standards, CDM and ESQCR.ersg are an equal opportunities employer; we are committed to promoting equality of opportunity for all job applicants. We do not discriminate against applicants on the basis of age, sex, race, disability, pregnancy, marital status, sexual orientation, gender reassignment or religious background; all decisions are based on merit

We are working with a leading contractor within the energy and infrastructure sector who is expanding its pre-construction team to support a significant 2026 project pipeline. The initial portfolio includes the design and build of two major substations, with the role based from the client’s offices just outside Glasgow. The Pre-Construction Manager will take responsibility for coordinating and managing projects through the pre-construction phase, ensuring they are well planned, commercially viable, technically deliverable and ready for construction. Key Responsibilities - Lead and manage the pre-construction process from initial opportunity through to project handover. - Coordinate design, commercial, procurement, planning and construction activities during pre-construction. - Manage inputs from internal teams, consultants, subcontractors and suppliers. - Review project requirements, specifications, designs and tender documentation. - Develop and manage pre-construction programmes, deliverables and key milestones. - Identify and manage technical, commercial, programme and construction risks. - Support the development of construction methodologies, build strategies and project solutions. - Coordinate design development and ensure designs are commercially and practically deliverable. - Lead engagement with subcontractors, suppliers and design consultants. - Support tender submissions, cost planning, procurement strategies and commercial reviews. - Ensure project assumptions, exclusions, risks and opportunities are clearly identified. - Manage the transition from pre-construction into the delivery team, ensuring a robust project handover. - Build strong working relationships with clients and key project stakeholders. - Support and develop junior members of the pre-construction team. Experience & Qualifications Essential: - 5+ years' experience within construction, civil engineering or infrastructure. - Previous experience working within pre-construction, estimating, design management, project management or bid management. - Experience managing or coordinating multiple project disciplines and stakeholders. - Strong understanding of construction methodology and project delivery. - Ability to review and challenge designs, specifications and project requirements. - Strong commercial awareness and understanding of project risk. - Excellent communication, coordination and stakeholder management skills. - Ability to manage deadlines and multiple workstreams in a fast-paced environment. Desirable: - Experience within the energy, utilities, power or substation sector. - Experience working for a main contractor. - Previous experience managing pre-construction teams or workstreams. - Knowledge of NEC contracts. - Relevant construction, engineering or project management qualification. Salary open to negotiation depending on experience

Estimator - Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Location: Glasgow Salary: Up to £80,000 + package I'm working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor looking to strengthen its pre-construction team in Scotland. This is a great opportunity for an experienced Estimator to join a busy team, pricing a range of civil engineering and infrastructure projects. The Role Prepare and manage competitive tender submissions. Build up detailed estimates covering labour, plant and materials. Obtain and assess subcontractor and supplier quotations. Identify commercial risks, opportunities and potential cost savings. Liaise with operational, commercial and pre-construction teams. Support tender reviews, bid strategy and project handovers. About You Experience in estimating within civil engineering or construction. Strong knowledge of construction methods, costs and resources. Experience preparing and managing competitive tenders. Good commercial awareness and analytical skills. Strong communication and organisational skills. What's on Offer? Salary up to £80,000, depending on experience. Competitive benefits package. Opportunities to work on a varied portfolio of civil engineering projects. Career development within an established contractor. Interested in hearing more? Get in touch for a confidential discussion. Harry Buckland Aldwych Consulting values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application. Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK. For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment Business

Senior Quantity Surveyor - Major Defence project in Scotland! I'm currently recruiting for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a Tier 1 Main Contractor delivering a major long-term infrastructure programme near Helensburgh, Scotland. 📍 Location: Helensburgh / Scotland 💼 Permanent or Freelance 💰 Freelance: Inside IR35 - Umbrella PAYE The successful SQS will be responsible for the commercial management of major civil engineering and infrastructure packages within a highly regulated project environment. Key duties will include: Managing commercial performance of civils/infrastructure packages NEC contract administration Preparing and managing CVRs, forecasts and cost reports Managing subcontractor procurement and accounts Applications for payment and valuations Managing variations and Compensation Events Identifying and managing commercial risks and opportunities Negotiating and agreeing subcontractor final accounts Working closely with project, engineering and operational teams Client liaison and commercial reporting * Supporting the wider commercial team throughout project delivery We're particularly interested in Senior Quantity Surveyors from Tier 1 / major civil engineering contractor backgrounds, with experience across heavy civils, infrastructure, nuclear, defence, utilities, energy, rail or major infrastructure projects. Strong NEC3/NEC4 experience would be highly advantageous. Both permanent and freelance candidates will be considered. Interested or know somebody suitable? Drop me a message or send your CV across for a confidential discussion

Are you an experienced Pre-Contracts Manager, Senior Bid Manager or Pre-Construction Manager looking to join a leading infrastructure contractor delivering major rail, civil engineering and energy projects across Scotland? We're recruiting for an exciting leadership opportunity with a well-established contractor. This is a key role leading the work-winning function across the Scotland region, overseeing high-quality bid submissions, developing winning strategies and managing a multidisciplinary pre-contract team. The Role As Pre-Contracts Manager, you'll play a pivotal role in securing future work by leading the full pre-contract process from opportunity identification through to tender submission. Working closely with senior leadership, commercial teams and operational stakeholders, you'll ensure bids are commercially competitive, technically robust and aligned with client requirements. Key Responsibilities Lead all pre-contract and bid management activities across the Scotland region. Manage Expressions of Interest (EOIs), PQQs and tender submissions. Develop winning bid strategies for major infrastructure opportunities. Coordinate technical, commercial and operational input into submissions. Manage bid programmes, resources and workloads. Build and develop a high-performing multidisciplinary team. Work closely with senior stakeholders to identify and secure new opportunities. Drive continuous improvement across bid processes and lessons learned. About You We're keen to hear from candidates who have: Experience in Pre-Contracts, Bid Management or Pre-Construction within infrastructure. Strong leadership and people management experience. Excellent commercial awareness and strategic thinking. The ability to manage multiple complex bids simultaneously. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Experience within rail, civil engineering or multidisciplinary infrastructure projects. Desirable: Experience working for a Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractor. HNC, HND or Degree qualification (or equivalent industry experience). What's on Offer Competitive salary Company car or car allowance. 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with service. Contributory pension scheme. Life assurance. Health Cash Plan. Employee rewards programme. Up to three paid volunteer days each year. Ongoing training, development and leadership programmes. Long-term career progression within a growing infrastructure business. If you're looking to join an organisation with a strong order book, major long-term frameworks and genuine opportunities to progress your career, we'd love to hear from you. This permanent vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Benjamin Grace Limited who are operating as an Employment Agency

Highways Supervisor - Scotland | Up to £55,000 + Company Van Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience Location: Scotland - travel across various sites required, with occasional support in Northern England Contract: Full-time, permanent Working pattern: Days and nights, with working away required Are you an experienced Highways Supervisor looking to take ownership of highways works across Scotland? This is an opportunity to lead site teams, deliver varied infrastructure projects and play an important role in the continued growth of a well-established highways contractor. You will be joining a forward-thinking business operating across the highways maintenance and infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on safety, innovation and high-quality delivery, the company works across drainage, civil engineering, structures, technology and other specialist highways services. Your role As a Highways Supervisor, you will be responsible for the day-to-day supervision, planning and delivery of highways projects across Scotland. You will be working across drainage surveys, trenchless remediation, filter drain recycling and wider civil engineering activities on the strategic road network. You will be doing a hands-on role with regular site presence, ensuring works are delivered safely, efficiently, on programme and to the required quality standards. You will be: ·Supervising site teams and coordinating the safe delivery of highways works. ·Ensuring works comply with SHEQ requirements, site rules and relevant highways standards. ·Coordinating shift start-ups, close-downs and changeovers. ·Supporting Construction Phase Plans, Project Management Plans and other project documentation. ·Delivering pre-start briefings, toolbox talks and relevant site training. ·Supporting and developing Operatives working across your projects. ·Acting as a key point of contact for clients and project stakeholders while on site. ·Attending site visits to support project development and asset assessments. ·Building effective working relationships with clients, colleagues and the supply chain. ·Ensuring work is completed right first time and meets the required specification. ·Monitoring project KPIs, programmes and deadlines. ·Coordinating staffing requirements, working hours and operational resources. ·Overseeing plant, vehicles, equipment and associated operational paperwork. ·Identifying quality issues and ensuring any work outside specification is addressed appropriately. What you will need To succeed as a Highways Supervisor, you will need previous experience supervising highways works and teams within live highways environments, including high-speed roads. You will need a strong understanding of drainage construction and relevant industry requirements and standards, including CDM 2015, MCHW, DMRB, CS 551 and CD 535. You will also need a good understanding of health and safety requirements alongside commercial awareness. Strong communication, organisation and leadership skills will be important, as you will be working closely with clients, colleagues, site teams and the supply chain. Relevant construction or project management qualifications will be beneficial, alongside SMSTS and an appropriate CSCS card. You will also need a full UK driving licence and competence using Microsoft Excel and Word. The role requires flexibility to work days and nights, travel across Scotland and work away when projects require it. Salary and benefits For this Highways Supervisor position, you will receive a salary of up to £55,000, dependent on experience, alongside: ·Company van ·IT equipment and mobile phone ·Generous holiday allowance ·Pension scheme ·Group Income Protection ·Career development opportunities within a national highways business You will have the opportunity to develop your responsibilities as the company's Scottish operations continue to grow. Take the next step If you have experience supervising highways projects and are looking for a position where you can lead site teams, take ownership of delivery and contribute to major infrastructure works across Scotland, apply with your CV today. FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Highways professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Highways, Transport & Infrastructure division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Jordan Townley at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us

Pre-Construction Engineer (Electrical) Our client is a leading engineering contractor delivering electrical infrastructure and renewable energy projects across the UK. Due to continued growth, they are seeking a Pre-Construction Engineer (Electrical) to support the development of energy and power infrastructure schemes from initial enquiry through to project handover. This hybrid role offers the opportunity to work closely with engineering, commercial and operational teams, ensuring projects are technically compliant, commercially robust and ready for successful delivery. Key Responsibilities Review client specifications, technical documentation, drawings and connection requirements for tenders and proposals. Identify technical risks, scope gaps, assumptions, exclusions and compliance requirements. Develop electrical scopes of work covering HV and LV systems, protection, control, earthing, containment and cabling. Produce compliance and deviation schedules and manage technical queries throughout the tender process. Complete quantity take-offs and support project cost estimates. Work closely with commercial teams to develop accurate and competitive tender submissions. Prepare subcontract packages, including testing, commissioning and quality requirements. Define project interfaces, responsibilities and inspection requirements. Review supplier and subcontractor quotations and support technical evaluations. Support project handovers by communicating key assumptions, risks and technical requirements to delivery teams. Contribute to value engineering and alternative technical solutions where appropriate.Requirements Degree, HNC, HND or equivalent qualification in Electrical Engineering. Experience within power, utilities, renewable energy or electrical infrastructure projects. Background working for an engineering contractor, utility contractor, infrastructure provider or renewable energy organisation. Strong understanding of HV and LV systems, electrical drawings and technical specifications. Experience supporting bids, tenders, proposals or pre-construction activities. Knowledge of BS 7671 and UK electrical industry standards. Familiarity with NEC contracts. Strong commercial awareness and stakeholder management skills. Experience with estimating or quantity take-off software would be advantageous. Chartered status or progress towards professional registration would be beneficial.What's on Offer Hybrid working arrangement with occasional UK travel. Opportunity to work on major power and renewable energy infrastructure projects. Involvement in projects from bid stage through to construction. A varied role combining technical, commercial and operational responsibilities. Exposure to senior stakeholders and key business decisions. Excellent long-term career development opportunities. Competitive salary and benefits package.If you have experience in electrical pre-construction, tender engineering, estimating or bid support within the power, utilities or renewable energy sectors, we would like to hear from you

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a Senior Site Engineer for their growing team in Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play a key role in the technical delivery of projects, supporting site management teams and ensuring works are completed safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards. If you are an experienced Site Engineer looking for the next step in your career, with the opportunity to take on greater responsibility across a varied portfolio of projects, we would love to hear from you. As the Senior Site Engineer, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Managing and coordinating all engineering and setting-out activities on site to ensure works are delivered in accordance with drawings, specifications and project requirements. Providing technical guidance and support to Site Engineers and other members of the site team. Undertaking and overseeing setting out, levelling, surveying and dimensional control activities. Reviewing construction drawings, specifications and technical information, identifying discrepancies and resolving engineering issues. Monitoring quality assurance, ensuring inspections, records and site documentation are completed accurately and in line with project procedures. Liaising with Site Managers, Project Managers, subcontractors and design teams to coordinate activities, monitor progress and ensure safe and efficient project delivery.The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Proven experience in a Site Engineer or Senior Site Engineer role within civil engineering, rail, infrastructure or a similar construction environment. Strong technical knowledge of setting out, surveying, construction methods and interpreting engineering drawings. Experience managing engineering activities and supporting or mentoring junior engineering staff. A good understanding of health and safety, quality assurance and construction site procedures. Excellent communication, organisational and problem-solving skills, with a proactive approach to resolving technical challenges.What's in it for you? The opportunity to join an established infrastructure contractor delivering a varied portfolio of projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for professional development and career progression within a supportive project delivery team. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a Design Co-Ordinator for their growing team in Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play a key role in coordinating design activities from initial concept through to construction, ensuring designs are delivered on time, meet project requirements and comply with relevant standards and specifications. Working closely with engineering teams, clients, consultants and site-based colleagues, this role offers an exciting opportunity for an organised and technically minded professional to contribute to the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects. As the Design Co-Ordinator, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Coordinating design activities across multiple civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects, ensuring deliverables meet programme requirements. Liaising with clients, designers, consultants, engineers and site teams to manage design information and resolve technical queries. Reviewing drawings, specifications and design submissions to ensure compliance with project requirements, relevant standards and technical specifications. Managing design programmes, deliverables, drawing registers and document control to ensure information is issued accurately and on time. Identifying design risks, potential clashes and technical issues, coordinating solutions with relevant stakeholders before works commence on site. Supporting design reviews, technical meetings, change management and the implementation of design changes throughout the project lifecycle. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Previous experience in a Design Co-Ordinator, Design Engineer or similar technical role within civil engineering, rail or infrastructure. A good understanding of design management processes, technical documentation and construction methodologies. Experience coordinating multidisciplinary design teams, consultants and subcontractors. Strong organisational and communication skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and meet tight deadlines. A proactive approach to problem-solving, with excellent attention to detail and a commitment to quality, safety and technical compliance. What's in it for you? The opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for career development and progression within an established and supportive infrastructure business. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Senior Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering & Power Infrastructure Location: Glasgow / West of Scotland Salary: £60,000 - £70,000 + Benefits Job Type: Permanent Senior Quantity Surveyor | Glasgow | Civil Engineering | Utilities | Infrastructure | NEC Contracts JL Renewable Solutions are recruiting for two experienced Senior Quantity Surveyors to join an established and growing infrastructure contractor delivering major engineering and construction projects across Scotland. With a strong pipeline of work supporting the UK's electricity infrastructure, this is an excellent opportunity to join a business investing in its commercial teams and delivering long-term projects across the power and utilities sectors. We are particularly interested in speaking with Quantity Surveyors from civil engineering, construction, utilities and infrastructure backgrounds. Previous experience within the electricity transmission and distribution sector would be beneficial but is not essential. The Role As a Senior Quantity Surveyor, you will take responsibility for the commercial management of infrastructure projects, working closely with Commercial Managers, Project Managers and operational delivery teams. Your responsibilities will include: Managing the commercial and contractual aspects of assigned projects. Administering NEC contracts, including compensation events, variations and change control. Managing subcontractor procurement, administration, valuations and payments. Preparing cost reports, forecasts and Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs). Monitoring project expenditure, budgets, cash flow and commercial performance. Preparing and assessing applications for payment and final accounts. Identifying and managing commercial risks and opportunities. Supporting project delivery teams to maximise commercial performance. Building strong working relationships with clients, subcontractors and internal stakeholders. About You We are looking for commercially astute Quantity Surveyors who are comfortable taking ownership of their projects and working collaboratively with operational teams. Ideally, you will have: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity Surveyor. A background in civil engineering, construction, utilities or infrastructure projects. Strong subcontractor management and contract administration experience. Working knowledge of NEC3 and/or NEC4 contracts. Experience with cost reporting, forecasting, CVRs and change management. Good commercial awareness and negotiation skills. The ability to work independently and manage competing priorities. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Experience in HV substations, overhead lines, underground cabling or power infrastructure would be advantageous, although candidates from wider construction and civil engineering backgrounds are encouraged to apply. What's on Offer? Salary of £60,000 - £70,000 Benefits package Opportunity to work on major infrastructure projects across Scotland Long-term project opportunities within a growing sector Supportive and experienced commercial and operational teams * Opportunity to develop your career within the energy infrastructure industry Location We are recruiting for two positions across Glasgow and the wider West of Scotland. Candidates based in Glasgow, Paisley, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Motherwell, Kilmarnock, Ayr and surrounding areas are encouraged to apply. Flexibility to travel to project locations across the region will be important. Apply If you're an experienced Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity Surveyor looking for your next opportunity within a growing infrastructure business, we'd be keen to hear from you. Apply today or contact John Stead at JL Renewable Solutions for a confidential discussion

Electrical Quantity Surveyor – HV Substations – Glasgow Location: Glasgow / Central Belt Permanent | Full-Time Competitive Salary + Package JL Renewable Solutions is recruiting an experienced Quantity Surveyor to support the commercial delivery of major Power & Renewables projects across Scotland. Based from Glasgow, the position will work across HV electrical infrastructure projects, with particular exposure to substations, switchgear, cabling and associated construction works. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially strong QS to join an established project team and take responsibility for cost control, contract administration, subcontractor management, valuations, change and project financial performance. Candidates with previous Power, HV or substation experience would be particularly attractive, although I'm also interested in speaking with strong Quantity Surveyors from electrical, M&E, utilities, renewables and major infrastructure backgrounds who can demonstrate transferable commercial experience. The Role As Quantity Surveyor, your responsibilities will include: Commercial management of electrical and infrastructure projects. Preparing and maintaining project budgets, forecasts, BOQs and profit plans. Producing detailed commercial and financial reporting. Managing subcontractor accounts from appointment through to final account. Preparing and assessing interim valuations. Processing payment certificates in accordance with subcontract terms. Preparing client applications for payment. Managing remeasurement, variations, site changes and dayworks. Identifying and managing material and labour escalation where applicable. Supporting the preparation and negotiation of contractual claims. Managing project change and ensuring commercial entitlement is properly captured. Identifying commercial risks and opportunities and reporting these to senior management. Working closely with Project Managers and Planning Engineers to ensure progress and commercial reporting remain aligned. Maintaining detailed commercial records to support project costs, changes and claims. Attending and leading commercial meetings with clients and internal project teams. Negotiating with clients, subcontractors and their representatives. Supporting final-account preparation and agreement. About You I'm interested in Quantity Surveyors who can demonstrate: Previous experience as a Quantity Surveyor within construction, engineering or infrastructure. Strong knowledge of commercial and contractual project management. Experience managing subcontractor accounts, applications, valuations, variations and final accounts. Good understanding of contract conditions and their practical application. Experience developing BOQs and managing project costs. Strong change-management and record-keeping capability. Excellent Excel skills. Strong client-facing communication and negotiation skills. Ability to work independently and prioritise effectively. * Good understanding of how construction programmes affect project commercial performance. Previous experience across HV substations, Power Transmission & Distribution, electrical infrastructure, switchgear or HV cabling would be highly advantageous. However, candidates from M&E, utilities, renewables, civils or other major infrastructure environments will also be considered where they possess strong transferable commercial experience. A degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics or a related discipline would be advantageous. Candidates combining a commercial qualification with an electrical or engineering background would be particularly relevant. What's On Offer? This is an opportunity to join an established engineering contractor delivering significant projects across the growing UK Power & Renewables market. You'll work within an experienced project and commercial team with exposure to major HV electrical infrastructure schemes across Scotland. A competitive basic salary and wider benefits package are available depending on experience. If you're a Quantity Surveyor, Electrical Quantity Surveyor or Project QS based around Glasgow/Central Scotland and would like to discuss the opportunity confidentially, please apply or contact JL Renewable Solutions directly. Keywords: Quantity Surveyor, Electrical Quantity Surveyor, Project Quantity Surveyor, QS, Commercial, HV, High Voltage, Substations, Switchgear, Cabling, Power, Renewables, Transmission, Distribution, T&D, Utilities, Electrical Infrastructure, M&E, Glasgow, Central Belt, Scotland

Managing Quantity Surveyor Major Transmission & Overhead Line Infrastructure Projects | Scotland £750/day PAYE | Inside IR35 Long-Term Contract | Until June 2027 We are recruiting for two Managing Quantity Surveyors to support the delivery of major electricity transmission infrastructure projects across Scotland. These roles sit within a leading UK utility and infrastructure contractor delivering critical upgrades to the high-voltage transmission network. Working on large-scale Overhead Line (OHL) and power infrastructure schemes, you will play a key role in ensuring robust commercial management throughout project delivery, helping facilitate network reinforcement, renewable energy integration, and future energy security. The Role As Managing Quantity Surveyor, you will take ownership of the commercial performance of major transmission projects from delivery through to final account, working closely with project, operational and commercial teams. Key responsibilities will include: Leading all commercial and contractual activities across assigned projects. Managing cost reporting, forecasting and cost/value reconciliation. Administering NEC contracts, including compensation events and change management. Managing project risks, opportunities and commercial governance. Preparing applications for payment, valuations, variations and final accounts. Procuring and managing subcontract packages. Reviewing and approving subcontractor applications and payments. Producing accurate monthly commercial reports and forecasts. Supporting operational teams to maximise project profitability. Managing stakeholder relationships across project and client teams. Ensuring compliance with contractual and company commercial procedures. Essential Experience Proven experience as a Managing Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity Surveyor. Strong NEC3 and/or NEC4 contract administration experience. Experience working within utilities, power, transmission, civil engineering or major infrastructure sectors. Strong understanding of change control, compensation events and final accounts. Commercial leadership experience on complex infrastructure projects. Excellent forecasting, reporting and financial management skills. Strong stakeholder management and negotiation abilities. Highly Desirable Electricity transmission or distribution experience. Overhead Line (OHL) project experience. Experience on high-voltage power infrastructure projects. Previous involvement with transmission network reinforcement schemes. Utilities framework experience. Degree qualification in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Package £750 per day PAYE Inside IR35 45 hours per week Long-term programme extending to June 2027 Scotland-based projects Immediate interview availability Why Apply? This is an opportunity to join a major energy infrastructure programme delivering some of the UK's most important network upgrades. With significant investment continuing across the transmission sector to support renewable generation and future electricity demand, these projects offer long-term stability, high-profile delivery experience and exposure to complex NEC commercial management. If you are an experienced Managing Quantity Surveyor with a background in utilities, transmission, power or major infrastructure projects, we'd be keen to speak with you. Please click to find out more about our Key Information Documents. Please note that the documents provided contain generic information. If we are successful in finding you an assignment, you will receive a Key Information Document which will be specific to the vendor set-up you have chosen and your placement. To find out more about Progressive please visit Progressive Recruitment, a trading division of SThree Partnership LLP is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy | Registered office | 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ, United Kingdom | Partnership Number | OC(phone number removed) England and Wales

Estimator - Energy & Rail Glasgow (flexible, with multiple office locations across the UK) Hybrid - 3 days in the office, 2 days working from home Up to £65,000 per annum (DOE) Are you an experienced Estimator looking to work on major energy and rail infrastructure projects across the UK and Ireland? Would you like the opportunity to take ownership of project pricing, develop accurate cost estimates and play an important role in building a growing estimating function? You will have the opportunity to work on high-value projects across overhead lines, underground cabling, substations and wider power infrastructure, with the backing of an established international organisation. Whether you are looking to develop your technical estimating experience or take on greater responsibility within a growing team, this is an opportunity to progress your career in a business investing heavily in its Energy and Rail divisions. The Opportunity My client is an established infrastructure contractor experiencing significant growth across the Energy and Rail sectors. With a strong financial position and an expanding pipeline of major infrastructure projects, the business is strengthening its estimating capabilities to support continued growth. As an Estimator, you will be responsible for producing accurate, competitive and commercially robust cost estimates for infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on power transmission and distribution. You will work closely with engineering, procurement and commercial teams to understand project requirements, assess construction costs and identify opportunities to improve cost efficiency. What You'll Be Doing Preparing detailed cost estimates for Energy infrastructure projects, including overhead lines, underground cabling, substations and associated works plus rail projects. Reviewing technical drawings, specifications and project documentation to establish the full scope of works. Undertaking quantity take-offs and preparing bills of quantities, cost schedules and detailed pricing breakdowns. Calculating labour, plant, material, equipment and subcontractor costs to produce accurate project estimates. Obtaining, reviewing and comparing supplier and subcontractor quotations to establish competitive pricing Assessing construction methodologies, resource requirements and project programmes to determine associated costs. Identifying financial risks, pricing assumptions and opportunities for cost savings. Working alongside engineering and commercial teams to ensure estimates reflect technical requirements and project delivery methods. Maintaining and improving estimating tools, cost databases and historical pricing information. Reviewing cost estimates against market rates, supplier quotations and historical project data. Supporting the handover of successful estimates to commercial and operational teams. What You'll Need to Succeed Previous experience working as an Estimator within Energy or rail Infrastructure. A strong understanding of construction costs, estimating methodologies and project pricing. Experience producing detailed estimates, quantity take-offs and cost breakdowns. Knowledge of overhead lines, underground cabling, substations or power transmission and distribution projects would be particularly advantageous. Experience estimating mechanical and electrical (M&E) works or power-related infrastructure would be highly beneficial. Candidates with a civil engineering estimating background will also be considered. Ability to interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications and construction methodologies. Good commercial awareness and confidence evaluating supplier and subcontractor quotations. Strong numerical, analytical and organisational skills. Salary & Benefits You will receive a competitive package reflecting your experience and level of responsibility, including: Salary: Up to £65,000 (DOE) Car Allowance: £5,400 - £6,500 per annum, subject to eligibility Annual Leave: 25 days plus 8 bank holidays. Additional Benefits: Enhanced family-friendly policies, health cash plan, cycle-to-work scheme and salary sacrifice options. Vehicle Options: Access to electric vehicle and company lease schemes, subject to eligibility. Career Development & Flexibility You will be joining a business investing in the development of its estimating capabilities, offering the opportunity to work on technically challenging projects and contribute to the growth of its Energy and Rail division. For developing estimators, there will be opportunities to gain exposure to larger and more complex projects, strengthen technical knowledge and progress into more senior estimating positions. You will benefit from a hybrid working arrangement, with three days in the office and two days working remotely. Office location is flexible, with the emphasis on finding the right technical expertise. The interview process is typically two stages, beginning with a Microsoft Teams interview, followed by a second-stage discussion which may be conducted face-to-face depending on location and seniority. Interested in Finding Out More? If you are an experienced Estimator looking to work on major Energy and Rail infrastructure projects, develop your technical expertise and take the next step in your career, this could be an excellent opportunity. Apply today or contact Luke Shaw at Carrington West for a confidential discussion on (phone number removed) or at FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Transmission & Distribution professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Transmission & Distribution division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Luke Shaw at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or at for more information By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us

Bid Manager - Energy Sector Glasgow (flexible, with multiple office locations across the UK) Hybrid - 3 days in the office, 2 days working from home Up to £85,000 per annum (DOE) Are you an experienced Bid Manager within the Energy sector and looking to take ownership of major infrastructure tenders and play a key role in securing high-value projects? Are you looking for an opportunity where you can influence bid strategy, have genuine autonomy and progress your career within a growing business? You will have the opportunity to lead complex bids and major frameworks, working on a substantial pipeline of opportunities across the Energy and wider Infrastructure sectors, with the backing and resources of an established international organisation. The Opportunity My client is a well established infrastructure contractor experiencing significant growth across its UK operations, particularly within the Energy sector. With a strong financial position, an expanding portfolio of opportunities and ambitious plans for continued growth across areas such as OHL, Substations and Underground cabling, the business is investing in its pre-construction and bid management capabilities to support the next stage of its development. As a Bid Manager, you will take ownership of high-value tenders and frameworks, working closely with technical, commercial and operational teams to develop competitive submissions that support the company's growth ambitions. This is an excellent opportunity to join a business where you will have a genuine impact on future project wins, with opportunities for long-term career progression. What You'll Be Doing Taking full ownership of the bid process, from initial PQQ and ITT stages through to final submission. Leading complex, high-value infrastructure bids and major framework opportunities, including schemes exceeding £100 million. Developing effective bid strategies, win themes and compelling technical and commercial submissions. Creating detailed storyboards and coordinating subject matter experts to produce high-quality responses. Managing bid programmes, deadlines and resources to ensure all tender requirements are delivered successfully. Ensuring compliance with internal governance procedures and client tender requirements. Working collaboratively with estimating, engineering, commercial and operational teams to develop competitive solutions. Identifying risks, opportunities and key differentiators to strengthen bid submissions. Contributing to continuous improvements in bid processes, quality and overall tender success. What You'll Need to Succeed Proven experience as a Bid Manager within Energy sector Experience managing large, complex tenders and framework bids, ideally valued at £100 million or more. Strong understanding of end-to-end bid management, including PQQs, ITTs, governance processes and tender submissions. Ability to coordinate multidisciplinary teams and manage senior stakeholders. Excellent written communication, organisational and project management skills. Strong commercial awareness and the ability to develop effective bid strategies. Experience within power transmission, distribution, substations, overhead lines or underground cabling would be advantageous. Experience gained within a major infrastructure contractor or established energy business would be particularly beneficial. Salary & Benefits You will receive a competitive remuneration package, including: Salary: up to £85,000 per annum, dependent on experience, with flexibility for particularly strong candidates for a Senior Bid Manager role Car Allowance: £5,400 - £6,500 per annum depending on banding Annual Leave: 25 days plus 8 bank holidays. Additional Benefits: Enhanced family-friendly policies, health cash plan, cycle-to-work scheme and salary sacrifice options. Vehicle Options: Access to electric vehicle and company lease schemes Career Development & Flexibility You will be joining an organisation at an exciting stage of growth, providing the opportunity to influence major tender outcomes, develop bid strategies and contribute to the expansion of its infrastructure operations. With continued investment in its Energy division and wider pre-construction teams, you will have opportunities to develop professionally and progress as the business expands. You will benefit from a hybrid working arrangement, with three days in the office and two days working remotely. There is flexibility around office location, with the emphasis on finding the right expertise. The interview process is typically two stages, beginning with a Microsoft Teams interview, followed by a second-stage discussion which may be conducted face-to-face depending on location and seniority. Interested in Finding Out More? If you are an experienced Bid Manager looking to take greater ownership of major infrastructure bids, work on significant Energy projects and progress within a growing organisation, this could be an excellent opportunity. Apply today or contact Luke Shaw at Carrington West for a confidential discussion on (phone number removed) or at FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Transmission & Distribution professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Transmission & Distribution division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Luke Shaw at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or at (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us

Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Glasgow, Scotland Salary: £60,000 to £74,000 + car & package A leading main contractor is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to take commercial ownership of a high-profile infrastructure project in Glasgow. The scheme involves delivery of a new waste water treatment plant and sludge processing facility, representing a flagship investment in Scotland's water infrastructure. Role Overview This is a site-based position, where the Senior Quantity Surveyor will act as the commercial lead, ensuring financial control, contract compliance, and effective risk management. The role requires close collaboration with the site delivery team to secure cost, programme, and quality outcomes. Key Responsibilities Lead all commercial and contractual management on the project Manage subcontract procurement, administration, payments, and final accounts Deliver accurate cost forecasting, valuations, and commercial reporting Ensure full compliance with NEC3 contracts Oversee risk, change, and claims management to protect project and business interests Partner with project leadership to achieve delivery targetsEssential Requirements Proven track record as a Senior Quantity Surveyor within a main contracting environment Strong working knowledge of NEC3 contracts Background in infrastructure, utilities, or civil engineering projects Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Detail-focused and proactive approach to commercial leadershipDesirable Experience delivering projects within the water sector Professional membership or working towards chartership (RICS, ICES, or equivalent)Benefits and Career Development Salary £60,000 - £74,000 Car allowance of £5,000 Contributory pension scheme Private healthcare 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Structured career path within a market-leading contractor Hybrid working arrangement - 3 days in the office / 2 days remoteThis is a commercially critical role on a flagship Scottish infrastructure scheme, offering immediate impact and clear long-term progression. If you're an experienced Quantity Surveyor looking for a step up for a Senior Quantity Surveyor keen to put your own mark on an exciting and complex project, get in touch with Matt Clegg at Gold Group today on (phone number removed). INDALL Services advertised by Gold Group are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business. We will contact you within the next 14 days if you are selected for interview. For a copy of our privacy policy please visit our website

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a P6 Planner for their growing team in Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play a key role in developing, maintaining and monitoring project programmes using Primavera P6, working closely with project management, engineering and commercial teams to support effective planning and delivery. If you have strong planning experience and are looking for an opportunity to contribute to challenging infrastructure projects within an established business, we would love to hear from you. As the P6 Planner, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Developing, managing and updating detailed project programmes using Primavera P6 across civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects. Working closely with Project Managers, Site Managers and engineering teams to establish realistic construction sequences, key milestones and delivery timelines. Monitoring programme progress against planned targets, identifying delays, critical path activities and potential risks to project delivery. Preparing progress reports, lookahead programmes, programme narratives and performance updates for internal teams and clients. Supporting the assessment of programme changes, variations, delays and extensions of time, providing clear analysis of their impact on project completion. Liaising with commercial, operational and design teams to coordinate project activities, identify opportunities for programme improvement and develop mitigation strategies. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Proven experience in a Planning role within civil engineering, rail, construction or infrastructure projects. Strong working knowledge of Primavera P6, with experience developing and maintaining detailed project programmes. A good understanding of construction methodologies, project sequencing, critical path analysis and resource planning. Experience analysing programme performance, identifying risks and producing clear reports for project stakeholders. Excellent communication, analytical and organisational skills, with the ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams. What's in it for you? The opportunity to work on a varied portfolio of civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for professional development and long-term career progression within an established and supportive business. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Job Description We are looking for an experienced Design / Engineering Coordinator to play a key role in the delivery of complex civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. Working closely with clients, designers and operational project teams, you will coordinate and manage the design process from contract award through to completion, ensuring designs are delivered on programme, achieve the necessary approvals and support successful construction on site. The successful candidate will be expected to travel to various project locations throughout Scotland as required. Key Responsibilities Manage the development and coordination of design from contract award through to project completion. Provide clear direction to designers and consultants, ensuring required information is delivered in line with programme requirements. Ensure designs are fully coordinated, reviewed and approved ahead of the construction programme. Review design information for compliance, buildability, commercial viability and temporary works requirements. Contribute to the management of risk, opportunity and value engineering. Identify and resolve technical and design issues, sharing solutions across the wider project team. Work proactively to minimise risks associated with defects, hazards and non-compliance. Support the implementation of appropriate design information workflows and document control procedures. Assist with the implementation and use of BIM across projects. Support clients in meeting their responsibilities under CDM Regulations and throughout the design development process. Work collaboratively with operational, commercial and engineering teams to ensure designs support safe and efficient project delivery.Experience & Qualifications Proven design coordination experience within civil engineering, construction or infrastructure. Strong understanding of modern construction techniques, plant and equipment. Good technical knowledge of civil engineering and infrastructure projects. Commercially and contractually aware, with knowledge of common forms of contract including NEC and JCT. Knowledge of MEICA integration within civil engineering design would be beneficial. Experience using and promoting BIM on live projects. Competent in Microsoft Office, Asta Powerproject, AutoCAD and relevant document management systems. Degree qualified in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering or another relevant construction/engineering discipline.The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity to join an established civil engineering contractor with a strong presence in Scotland, working on a varied portfolio of infrastructure projects. The position would particularly suit someone with an engineering or construction background who has progressed into design coordination/design management and enjoys working closely with both design and site delivery teams. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring an Estimator for their growing team in Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play a key role in preparing competitive and commercially robust tenders, assessing project costs and working closely with pre-construction, commercial and operational teams to support the successful securing of new work. If you have a background in estimating and are looking to develop your career within an established infrastructure business, we would love to hear from you. As the Estimator, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Preparing accurate and competitive cost estimates for civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects from initial enquiry through to tender submission. Reviewing tender documentation, drawings, specifications and scopes of work to establish project requirements and identify potential risks. Producing detailed cost breakdowns covering labour, plant, materials, subcontractors and other project-related expenses. Obtaining and analysing quotations from suppliers and subcontractors to ensure competitive and accurate pricing. Liaising with commercial, engineering, pre-construction and operational teams to develop suitable construction methodologies and tender strategies. Identifying commercial risks, value engineering opportunities and cost-saving measures to strengthen tender submissions and improve project profitability. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Previous experience in an Estimator or similar commercial role within civil engineering, rail, infrastructure or the wider construction sector. Strong numerical and analytical skills, with the ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications and tender documentation. A good understanding of construction methods, cost planning, subcontractor procurement and pricing principles. Excellent communication and organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple tenders and meet tight deadlines. A commercially focused and proactive approach, with strong attention to detail and the ability to work effectively as part of a wider team. What's in it for you? The opportunity to contribute to a varied portfolio of civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for professional development and long-term career progression within an established and supportive business. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Quantity Surveyor – Civils & Groundworks Location: Glasgow Salary: £60,000 – £75,000 DOE Job Type: Permanent Start: ASAP An established civil engineering and groundworks contractor is looking for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team. The successful candidate will have a strong background in civils, groundworks or enabling works, with the ability to manage projects commercially from procurement through to final account. Key Responsibilities Manage the commercial aspects of civils and groundworks projects. Prepare and submit valuations, variations and payment applications. Manage subcontractor accounts, payments and applications. Monitor project costs, budgets and forecasts. Procure subcontractors and materials. Review and negotiate subcontractor and supplier quotations. Identify and manage variations and additional works. Prepare and agree final accounts. Monitor project performance against budget. Produce accurate commercial reports and cost forecasts. Liaise with project managers, site teams, clients and subcontractors. Ensure contractual and commercial obligations are maintained. Support the wider commercial team with tendering and pricing where required. Requirements Previous experience as a Quantity Surveyor within civils and/or groundworks. Strong understanding of construction contracts and commercial processes. Experience managing valuations, variations, subcontractors and final accounts. Good understanding of project costs, budgets and forecasting. Strong negotiation and communication skills. Excellent attention to detail and commercial awareness. Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines. Relevant Quantity Surveying qualification or equivalent experience. Experience with NEC and/or JCT contracts would be advantageous. What's on Offer £60,000 – £75,000 DOE. Permanent position with an established civils and groundworks contractor. Varied project portfolio. Opportunity to take ownership of projects commercially. Long-term career progression and development. Competitive package based on experience

Senior / Principal Electrical Design Engineer Location: Positions UK Wide, Hybrid to Local Office (up to 4 days from home) Rate: Based on Experience Duration: 12 Months+/Ongoing Sector: Water & Wastewater Treatment Are you a Senior / Principal Electrical Design Engineer looking for a new challenge on major UK Water and Wastewater treatment schemes? You will be working with a leading Design & Build contractor delivering major clean and wastewater projects across a range of frameworks nationwide. With projects and design teams supporting Water Authority AMP programmes throughout the UK, they are looking to recruit additional electrical design support across their regional teams. If you are not based close to one of their offices, they can consider a more flexible arrangement for the right candidate, with travel to an office or site potentially required just once a fortnight. As a Senior / Principal Mechanical Design Engineer, you will be involved in the mechanical design of Water and Wastewater treatment infrastructure across the full project lifecycle. You will be working on mechanical equipment and systems associated with treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs and wider water infrastructure, taking designs from feasibility and outline stages through to detailed and final design. You will be: · Delivering feasibility, outline, detailed and final electrical design work. · Reviewing electrical designs, technical specifications, proposals and submissions. · Taking technical responsibility for smaller projects, work packages and design tasks. · Supporting key design reviews for Water Authority AMP projects. · Working on Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs and associated water infrastructure. · Providing technical guidance and electrical design input to multidisciplinary engineering teams and project stakeholders. · Supporting projects from initial concept and feasibility through to detailed design and delivery. To be considered, you will need: · An Electrical Engineering degree or equivalent qualification. · Experience delivering projects through the full design lifecycle, from inception through to detailed design. · Previous UK Water or Wastewater sector experience. · Experience working on AMP-related projects for a UK Water Authority. · Experience using 3D design tools and other relevant proprietary engineering software. · The ability to take technical responsibility for smaller projects and individual work packages. · Experience designing electrical solutions for Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs or associated water infrastructure. This Senior / Principal Electrical Design Engineer role offers the opportunity to take on greater technical responsibility within an established engineering team while contributing to major Water and Wastewater projects across the UK. If you are an experienced Senior / Principal Electrical Design Engineer looking for your next water-sector opportunity, apply now with an up-to-date CV in Word format or contact Savannah on (phone number removed) or at (url removed)

Are you a graduate or early-career SHEQ professional looking to build your experience within the rail and infrastructure sector? Do you have strong organisational skills, an interest in Health & Safety and the confidence to work across both site and office environments? Location: Glasgow with site travel Salary: Up to £35,000, dependent on experience Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm + OT Benefits: Company van and fuel card The Role A specialist infrastructure contractor is looking for a SHEQ Coordinator to support its rail projects across Scotland, including electrification and groundwork packages in Fife. Working alongside the SHEQ Manager and wider project teams, you'll provide a combination of site-based H&S support and administrative coordination, helping ensure project documentation, management systems and compliance requirements are kept up to date. This is an excellent opportunity for someone at the start of their SHEQ career who wants to develop their technical knowledge while gaining practical experience across live rail projects. Responsibilities Support the SHEQ team with day-to-day Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality requirements across rail projects. Assist with preparing and reviewing risk assessments, method statements, Work Package Plans and Construction Phase Plans. Help maintain project H&S documentation, records and compliance trackers. Support site inspections and audits, working alongside experienced SHEQ professionals. Assist with incident and near-miss investigations, reporting and corrective action tracking. Help develop toolbox talks, safety briefings and workforce engagement materials. Maintain non-conformance records and follow up on outstanding actions. Support the upkeep of the Integrated Management System and relevant ISO standards. Assist with internal and supply-chain audits, including recording findings and monitoring corrective actions. Coordinate compliance documentation and evidence for client and industry accreditation portals. Support environmental reporting, sustainability initiatives and relevant project performance data. Liaise with project teams and stakeholders to help ensure SHEQ requirements are met. Travel to sites as required to support project delivery. Essential Requirements Degree-level qualification in a relevant discipline, or equivalent relevant experience. A general understanding of Health & Safety, Environmental and Quality requirements. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Good IT skills and confidence using Microsoft Office. Excellent organisation and attention to detail. A proactive attitude, willingness to learn and ability to work as part of a team. Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel to sites. Willingness to work outside standard hours when project requirements demand it. Desirable Requirements Previous experience within rail, construction or engineering. NEBOSH qualification, or a willingness to work towards one. Affiliate membership of IOSH or ISEP, or working towards membership. Understanding of SHEQ management systems and ISO standards. Flexibility to support occasional weekend, night or additional-hours work. What's on Offer? Salary of up to £35,000, depending on experience. Company van and fuel card. Overtime opportunities, subject to project and contractual arrangements

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a Pre-Construction Engineer for their growing team in Glasgow. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play an important role in developing projects from tender stage through to construction, supporting the preparation of technical proposals, reviewing design information and contributing to effective construction planning. Working alongside estimating, commercial, engineering and operational teams, you will help develop practical, cost-effective solutions that support successful tender submissions and project delivery. If you have a strong technical background in civil engineering and are looking to develop your career within a growing infrastructure business, we would love to hear from you. As the Pre-Construction Engineer, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Supporting the pre-construction process from initial tender enquiry through to submission and contract award. Reviewing tender documentation, engineering drawings, specifications and site information to identify project requirements, constraints and potential risks. Assisting in the development of construction methodologies, temporary works requirements, technical proposals and project delivery strategies. Working closely with estimating and commercial teams to support cost planning, tender pricing, subcontractor enquiries and value engineering exercises. Liaising with designers, clients, suppliers and operational teams to resolve technical queries and ensure proposed solutions are practical and compliant. Supporting the preparation of tender programmes, risk registers, technical submissions and other pre-construction documentation to meet client requirements and deadlines. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Previous experience in a civil engineering, site engineering, design or pre-construction role within rail, infrastructure or the wider construction sector. A good understanding of construction methodologies, engineering drawings, technical specifications and project planning. Experience supporting tender submissions, developing construction solutions or coordinating technical information. Strong communication, analytical and organisational skills, with the ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams. A proactive and commercially aware approach, with excellent attention to detail and the ability to identify practical solutions to engineering challenges. What's in it for you? The opportunity to contribute to a varied portfolio of civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for professional development and career progression within an established and supportive infrastructure business. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

The Role An established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor is looking to recruit an experienced Regional Health & Safety Manager to support a portfolio of projects across the region. Reporting to the Senior HSE Manager, you will work closely with the Contracts Director, site management teams and HSE professionals to maintain high standards of health, safety and environmental performance across multiple projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced HSE professional to take a leadership role within a growing business, manage and develop a regional HSE team, and contribute to the successful delivery of major civil engineering and infrastructure projects across the UK. Key Responsibilities Regional HSE Leadership: Oversee health, safety and environmental requirements across multiple projects, ensuring compliance with legislation, client requirements and company standards. Team Management: Lead, develop and support a regional HSE team, including HSE Advisors, setting objectives, managing performance and promoting continuous professional development. HSE Planning: Develop, review and maintain key project documentation, including Project Management Plans, Construction Phase Plans, risk assessments, method statements and task briefings. Training and Engagement: Oversee site inductions, toolbox talks, behavioural safety initiatives and HSE briefings to promote a positive safety culture across the workforce. Technical Advice: Provide specialist HSE guidance to site management teams, supporting project planning, work-winning activities, risk management and the safe delivery of construction works. Audits and Inspections: Carry out and oversee regular site inspections, audits and compliance reviews, identifying areas for improvement and ensuring corrective actions are implemented. Incident Management: Lead and support incident reporting, investigations and follow-up actions, ensuring lessons learned are communicated and used to improve safety performance. Risk Management: Identify potential risks across regional projects and implement appropriate mitigation measures. Performance Monitoring: Monitor HSE performance, review trends and produce regular reports on compliance, progress and key performance indicators. Client and Stakeholder Management: Represent the business in client meetings, site progress meetings and discussions with contractors, regulatory bodies and other stakeholders. Continuous Improvement: Work collaboratively with other regional HSE teams to share best practice, maintain consistent standards and drive improvements across the business. People Development: Coach and mentor site teams, encouraging accountability and ensuring health and safety remain central to project delivery. Requirements To be considered for this role, you should have: A minimum NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent qualification, with a commitment to further professional development. Membership of IOSH, ideally working towards Chartered status. Experience in a senior HSE role within civil engineering, infrastructure or construction. Ideally, 3–5 years' experience working with a Tier 1 or Tier 2 civil engineering contractor. Proven experience managing people, developing teams and overseeing HSE performance across multiple projects. Strong technical knowledge of health, safety and environmental legislation, risk assessments, method statements and incident investigations. Experience conducting audits, inspections and compliance reviews across construction sites. Excellent communication and report-writing skills, with the ability to engage confidently with site teams, senior management, clients and external stakeholders. A proactive approach to risk management, problem-solving and continuous improvement. Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities across several projects. A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel throughout the region, including occasional overnight stays. Training and Development The business is committed to investing in its people through practical experience, professional training and further academic qualifications where appropriate. You will have the opportunity to develop your expertise, strengthen your leadership capabilities and progress your career within an established contractor. Salary and Benefits Competitive starting salary. Discretionary bonus, subject to eligibility. Company pension scheme, subject to eligibility criteria. 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays. Travel and subsistence allowances, including company vehicle or vehicle provision. Reimbursement of relevant training costs and professional membership fees. Long-term career development and progression opportunities, with scope for salary growth as your experience and responsibilities increase. Apply Now If you are an experienced Health & Safety professional looking for a regional leadership opportunity within civil engineering and infrastructure, we would welcome your application

Contracts Manager – Civil Engineering Location: Glasgow & surrounding areas Permanent Salary: £70,000-£77,000 DOE + benefits package Ref: GR1521 Gibson Recruitment Limited Job Description: Regional Civil Engineering contractor who, due to the award of various new contracts in the central belt, have a requirement for an additional CONTRACTS MANAGER to join their team. This fantastic opportunity presents a perfect time to join as they expand their operations. The successful CONTRACTS MANAGER will be responsible for overseeing the management of civil engineering projects to ensure their safe and efficient delivery, while adding value to the business. Applicants MUST be based within commuting distance of Glasgow. Responsibilities: Provide leadership, oversight and support to construction teams to ensure all projects are properly resourced and delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. Communicate project objectives, requirements, and stakeholder expectations clearly, ensuring full understanding across all project participants. Ensure all projects operate in full compliance with company policies, procedures, and delegated authority levels. Lead, review and challenge project budgets, forecasts, and financial performance to achieve a robust, deliverable, and commercially sound approach. Provide expert support to project teams, applying a strong understanding of construction processes, technology, and delivery methods. Allocate competent and appropriate resources to project management activities to ensure successful delivery. Promote and drive service excellence, best practice, and continuous improvement initiatives across all projects. Coach, mentor, and motivate project teams, setting clear expectations and leading by example. Apply an effective performance management framework to maximise team capability and outcomes. Ensure all construction projects are designed, constructed, and certified to the required technical, legal and safety standards. What you'll need to succeed A degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management related subject Substantial experience as a project/contracts manager within a Civil Engineering environment. Ideally professionally qualified or working towards a professional qualification Proven Track record of leading large and complex Civil Engineering Projects Sets strategic direction and maintain sufficient awareness of detail and challenges Experience of leading, managing and motivating large project teams in demanding environments Ability to monitor performance and intervene appropriately to ensure targets are achieved and exceeded The ability to operate effectively and harness results through cross-functional teams. Good management skills, with the ability to motivate employees to achieve high standards of compliance A strong communicator, comfortable interfacing with senior executives and external clients * IT literacy What to do next: If this role sounds of interest and you would like to be considered, please apply with your updated CV, or contact Graeme on the details below. If this role is not for you but you would like to have a conversation regarding your next career move, don't hesitate to give us a call, in confidence

Administrator – Civil Engineering Location: Glasgow Employment Type: Freelance Duration: Approximately 6 months Clarkson Owens Recruitment is currently working with a busy civil engineering contractor based in Glasgow who is looking to add an experienced and proactive Administrator to their team. The business has seen a healthy increase in workload and is looking for someone who can provide strong administrative support while being willing to take on additional responsibilities as required. This is not necessarily a traditional administration role. Candidates with some design or technical experience would be particularly advantageous, as there may be opportunities to take on additional duties beyond standard administration. Key Responsibilities Providing day-to-day administrative support to the team. Assisting with project and office documentation. Managing correspondence, records and general project administration. Supporting the wider team with organisation and coordination. Assisting with the preparation and management of project documents. Liaising with colleagues, clients and other project stakeholders as required. Taking on additional responsibilities based on experience and ability. Supporting the team during a period of increased workload. About You The ideal candidate will be: Proactive and organised with a strong attention to detail. Confident working independently and managing their own workload. Comfortable working in a busy environment with changing priorities. A strong communicator with good written and verbal skills. Experienced in an administrative role, ideally within construction, civil engineering or a related environment. Comfortable using standard Microsoft Office packages. Any experience with design, CAD or technical documentation would be highly advantageous, as this could allow the successful candidate to take on additional duties and develop the role beyond standard administration. What's on Offer? Freelance position for approximately 6 months. Opportunity to work with an established civil engineering contractor. Glasgow-based position. Potential to take on a broader range of responsibilities depending on your experience. * A busy working environment with the potential for further opportunities. Apply Now If you are an experienced Administrator looking for a freelance opportunity within the civil engineering sector, or have a background combining administration and design/technical experience, please get in touch with Clarkson Owens Recruitment for further information. All applications will be treated confidentially

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a Quantity Surveyor for their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play a key role in managing the commercial aspects of projects, working closely with operational teams and clients to ensure financial performance, contractual compliance and successful project delivery. If you are looking for a new challenge with opportunities to develop your career within a growing infrastructure business, we would love to hear from you. As the Quantity Surveyor, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Managing the commercial and financial aspects of civil engineering and infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. Preparing, submitting and agreeing interim valuations, applications for payment and final accounts. Monitoring project costs, budgets, forecasts and cash flow to ensure commercial targets are achieved. Managing subcontractor procurement, valuations, payments and final account negotiations. Identifying and managing contractual risks, variations, compensation events and change control. Building strong working relationships with project managers, site teams, clients, subcontractors and other key stakeholders.The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Previous experience in a Quantity Surveying or commercial role within civil engineering, rail, infrastructure or a related construction environment. A good understanding of commercial management, cost control, valuations and final accounts. Knowledge of construction contracts, ideally NEC3/NEC4, and experience managing contractual changes. Strong communication, negotiation and analytical skills, with the ability to work effectively alongside operational teams. A proactive and commercially focused approach, with excellent organisational skills and attention to detail. What's in it for you? The opportunity to join an established infrastructure contractor delivering a varied portfolio of projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for professional development and long-term career progression within a supportive commercial team. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Estimator to join a leading Tier 1 infrastructure contractor delivering major rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. This is a senior position within an established pre-construction team, leading the pricing and delivery of complex infrastructure tenders while supporting business growth across rail and non-rail sectors. The Role You'll take ownership of complex tenders from initial enquiry through to final submission, working closely with senior leadership, commercial teams and operational managers to develop winning bid strategies. This role offers the opportunity to mentor junior estimators while contributing to the continuous improvement of estimating processes. Key Responsibilities Lead the preparation of major civil engineering tenders. Produce detailed First Principles estimates. Manage multiple tenders simultaneously. Coordinate supplier and subcontractor pricing exercises. Review drawings, specifications and contract documentation. Identify commercial risks and value engineering opportunities. Prepare tender reports and present submissions to senior management. Support junior estimators and contribute to team development. Work collaboratively with operational and commercial teams to secure new business. About You We're looking for someone with: Significant estimating experience within Civil Engineering. Proven experience pricing complex infrastructure projects. Strong First Principles estimating capability. Experience within rail, highways, utilities, power or multidisciplinary infrastructure. Excellent commercial judgement and analytical skills. Experience using estimating software and Microsoft Excel. Ability to lead tenders and manage competing priorities. What's on Offer Highly competitive salary. Company car or generous car allowance. 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing with service. Contributory pension. Life assurance. Health Cash Plan. Employee rewards scheme. Professional development and leadership opportunities. * The opportunity to work on major infrastructure frameworks across Scotland. This permanent vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Benjamin Grace who are operating as an Employment Agency

Senior / Principal Civil Design Engineer Location: Positions UK Wide, Hybrid to Local Office (up to 4 days from home) Rate: Based on Experience Duration: 12 Months+/Ongoing Sector: Water & Wastewater Treatment - Non-Infrastructure Are you a Senior / Principal Civil Engineer looking for a new challenge on major UK Water and Wastewater treatment schemes? You will be working with a major Design & Build contractor delivering clean and wastewater projects across a range of frameworks nationwide. With projects and design teams based throughout the UK, they are looking to recruit additional support across their regional offices. If you are not based close to one of their offices, they can consider a more flexible arrangement for the right candidate, with travel to an office or site potentially required just once a fortnight. As a Senior / Principal Civil Engineer, you will be supporting Water and Wastewater treatment projects from feasibility through to detailed and final design. You will be working closely with multidisciplinary teams, reviewing technical designs and helping ensure projects are practical, compliant and ready for successful delivery. You will be: ·Delivering feasibility, outline, detailed and final design work. ·Reviewing designs, technical specifications and submissions. ·Taking technical responsibility for smaller projects and work packages. ·Supporting key design reviews for Water Authority AMP projects. ·Working on Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works and pumping stations. ·Providing technical guidance to engineering teams and project stakeholders. To be considered, you will need: ·A Civil Engineering degree or equivalent qualification. ·Experience delivering projects from inception through to detailed design. ·Previous UK Water or Wastewater sector experience. ·Experience working on AMP-related projects for a UK Water Authority. ·Experience using 3D design tools and relevant engineering software. ·The ability to lead technical work packages and provide confident design input. This Senior / Principal Civil Engineer role offers the opportunity to take on greater technical responsibility within an established engineering team while contributing to major projects across the UK. If you are an experienced Senior / Principal Civil Engineer looking for your next water-sector opportunity, apply now with an up-to-date CV in Word format or contact Savannah on (phone number removed) or at (url removed)

RTL Group are currently supporting a major contractor in their search for two highly skilled senior engineers to work on a major project running for 24 months in the heart of Glasgow. Reporting to the Senior Agent you will be responsible for ensuring that the works elements under your control are delivered to the correct quality and in a safe, timely and cost-effective manner. Working collaboratively with the wider project team to deliver successful project outcomes. What will I be doing? · Supervise the works to ensure the highest standards of health and safety are maintained · In conjunction with the engineers and surveyors, ensure all setting out is present and correct before work starts and mentor the Junior Engineers as required · Ensure all RAMS are in place and suitable prior to works commencing and being followed as works are undertaken · Ensure ITPs and MARs are in place prior to works commencing and followed/completed during the works · In conjunction with the discipline Supervisor, ensure that plant, labour and materials for each item of work are identified and available in good time · Review the drawings and specification to identify errors and omissions and bring these to the attention of the project team via TQ’s · Maintain program and identify opportunities. Record resources and monitor outputs against program · Communicate with the project team, issues of non-conformances and contractual correspondence, maintaining comprehensive records of resources employed on additional works · Keep a full and accurate daily diary, including any changes / variations, specialist attendances, upload all daily diary reports onto BC and provide the construction manager/senior agent/works manager with an emailed report at the end of each night shift About you · Civil Engineering related qualification (HNC, HND, BSc MSc, BEng, MEng) · Able to provide suitable experience delivering complex structures/roadworks · Site Management Safety Training Scheme SMSTS · Relevant CSCS Card · CAT & Genny trained · Other relevant training (preferred includes Appointed Person, relevant lifting training and temporary works co-ordination and first aid/fire marshall) · Understanding of Engineering Principles and extensive technical knowledge of construction techniques and best practices · Knowledge of construction contracts and forms of contract through formal training · Computer competence (MS Word, Excel, Document control system, Primavera software) If you are interested in the job please apply & one of our team will be in touch

Senior Civil Design Engineer Location: Fully Remote (UK) Contract: Long-Term Contract Sector: Water & Wastewater Infrastructure A Tier 1 contractor is looking for a Senior Civil Engineer to lead civil design activities across major projects, delivering robust, buildable solutions that meet client requirements, regulatory standards and long-term asset performance objectives. Responsibilities Lead civil design tasks and packages to agreed technical standards, budgets and programmes. Develop civil engineering designs, calculations, layouts, specifications and technical documentation for water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Produce cost-effective civil solutions that consider constructability, safety, operational requirements and whole-life costs. Review and assure civil design outputs within your area of authority, ensuring quality and compliance with company and industry standards. Coordinate civil design activities with Process, Mechanical, EICA, Structural, Digital and Commissioning teams to support integrated project delivery. Identify and manage technical risks, design issues and opportunities for optimisation throughout the project lifecycle. Support the design of civil infrastructure including reinforced concrete structures, buried structures, drainage systems, pipelines, earthworks, highways and site development works. Mentor junior engineers, graduates and apprentices, sharing knowledge and supporting technical development across the team. Build strong working relationships with clients, discipline leads, project teams, suppliers and site teams. Requirements Strong experience in civil engineering design within the water, wastewater, utilities or a similarly regulated engineering environment. Good understanding of civil engineering principles relating to treatment works, pumping stations and associated infrastructure. Experience producing and reviewing civil calculations, technical reports, specifications, drawings and design documentation. Ability to develop practical, economic and buildable civil engineering solutions that consider safety, sustainability, constructability and whole-life cost. Experience coordinating multidisciplinary design teams and supporting project delivery. Experience leading, checking or mentoring engineers within a civil or related engineering discipline. Membership of a relevant professional institution, ideally Chartered or working towards Chartership. Relevant Civil Engineering degree preferred, or a minimum HND in a related discipline. Ability to present technical proposals clearly, confidently and commercially

Site Manager - Highways | Scotland | Up to £55,000 + Company Van Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience Location: Scotland - travel across various sites required, with occasional support in Northern England Contract: Full-time, permanent Working pattern: Days and nights, with working away required Are you an experienced Site Manager looking to take ownership of major highways works across Scotland? This is an opportunity to lead site teams, deliver varied infrastructure projects and play an important role in the continued growth of a well-established highways contractor. You will be joining a forward-thinking business operating across the highways maintenance and infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on safety, innovation and high-quality delivery, the company works across drainage, civil engineering, structures, technology and other specialist highways services. Your role As a Site Manager, you will be responsible for the day-to-day planning, management and delivery of highways projects across Scotland. You will be working across drainage surveys, trenchless remediation, filter drain recycling and wider civil engineering activities on the strategic road network. You will be doing a hands-on role with regular site presence, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on programme and to the required quality standards. You will be: ·Managing all aspects of site delivery, including programme, resources, commercial performance, safety, quality and environmental requirements. ·Ensuring works comply with SHEQ requirements, site rules and relevant highways standards. ·Coordinating shift start-ups, close-downs and changeovers to maintain safe and efficient operations. ·Supporting the preparation of Construction Phase Plans, Project Management Plans and other project documentation. ·Leading, supporting and developing Supervisors and Operatives working across your projects. ·Delivering pre-start briefings, toolbox talks and relevant site training. ·Carrying out appraisals and supporting the ongoing development of team members. ·Acting as a key point of contact for clients and project stakeholders. ·Attending site visits to support project development and asset assessments. ·Building effective working relationships with clients and identifying opportunities for additional work. ·Ensuring work is completed right first time and in accordance with the required specification. ·Monitoring project KPIs, programmes and deadlines. ·Managing staffing requirements, working hours and operational resources. ·Overseeing plant, vehicles, equipment and associated operational documentation. What you will need To succeed as a Site Manager, you will need previous experience managing highways contracts and teams working within live highways environments, including high-speed roads. You will need a strong understanding of drainage construction and relevant industry requirements and standards, including CDM 2015, MCHW, DMRB, CS 551 and CD 535. You will also need a good understanding of health and safety requirements alongside commercial awareness and an appreciation of wider business objectives. Strong communication, organisation and leadership skills will be important, as you will be working closely with clients, colleagues, site teams and the supply chain. You will also need: ·A degree, HND, HNC or equivalent relevant construction or project management qualification. ·SMSTS. ·CSCS, with manager-level accreditation preferred. ·A full UK driving licence. ·Competence using Microsoft Excel and Word. ·The flexibility to work days and nights, travel across Scotland and work away when projects require it. Salary and package For this Site Manager position, you will receive a salary of up to £55,000, dependent on experience, alongside a benefits package that includes a company van, IT equipment, mobile phone, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme and Group Income Protection. You will also have opportunities to develop your career within a national highways business, taking on increasing responsibility as its operations continue to grow. Interested? If you have experience delivering highways projects and are looking for a position where you can lead teams, take ownership of site delivery and contribute to major infrastructure works across Scotland, apply with your CV today. FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Highways professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Highways, Transport & Infrastructure division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Jordan Townley at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us

Orion Group is supporting a national construction client in hiring a Commercial Manager who will be responsible for financial and contractual control of social housing building projects by means of being fully reimbursed for works executed, at the appropriate stages of time. Identify, mitigate, manage, and report on risks that may affect the business. As the commercial Manager you will provide leadership and direction to the commercial teams to deliver the projects’ budgets through the economic use of the Company’s resources i.e. management, labour, plant and materials to ensure maximum return from all construction operations. To work in conjunction with the Regional Managing Director, Operations Director and Commercial Director in terms of issues that affects the operational effectiveness of the business. Duties Include: Support the company in achieving its budget and business plan through preparation, delivery, and commercial management of projects Ensure the company complies with all the requirements of the Construction Commercial and Financial procedures as produced by Group and Construction Executive Ensure reporting as required by the Construction Commercial and Financial procedures is carried out timeously and accurately Ensure that all projects being entered into have been vetted from a commercial and contractual perspective, and as such the risks associated with each form of contract have been recognised and understood, seeking guidance from the Commercial Director as necessary Carry out preconstruction/tendering process ensuring that commercial and contractual risks are identified through the qualification of the bid Ensure that prior to commencing work on any project a robust and satisfactory contract is in place to protect the company Ensure commercial teams are motivated to achieve company goals, and ensure that sites utilise correct tools in terms of forecasting, planning, and resource management. Attend site meetings as necessary Attend Management Meetings representing the commercial and financial functions Produce commercial and financial reports as required by the Regional Management team and company processes and procedures Monitor correspondence of a commercial and contractual nature in order to minimise risk to the business Carry out cost/value investigations regularly on projects that display concerns in respect of programme slippage and issues of risk Ensure risk is managed within each of the projects and within the business, provide leadership to the project teams in terms of the proactive identification and management of risks Review valuation analysis Review CIS/bonus sheets, where appropriate Assist in the production of contractual claims Retain involvement in contractual disputes affecting the company, providing leadership and support in achieving the best outcome for the company, interface with the Commercial Director openly and regularly both in terms of support and in terms of progress of disputes, all in line with the Group procedure Ensure that Contract Insurances are properly understood prior to contract documents being signed and that the site team recognise the associated implications A full appreciation of Contract Insurance Requirements to ensure that we have adequate project specific cover including subcontractors Retain involvement in ongoing Insurance claims as required Arrange/approve Sub-contractor appointments, in conjunction with Company Procedures ensuring regular and rigorous financial checks of the supply chain Bonds – check requirements and liaise with Group to ensure they are timeously set up and released upon project completion Ensure regular End Day Forecast Reports are issued in accordance with Group and Construction Executive procedures Ensure an appropriate cash flow forecast is produced for each project and is regularly assessed during the currency of each project Carry out in conjunction with the site teams and where necessary the work in progress reviews as required Ensure projects are managed in an open and collaborative team culture between the commercial and operational functions, actively lead to commercial team to ensure this culture is instilled, the Project Leader should be responsible for both the operational and commercial function within each project team and as such must be fully conversant with the commercial picture on each projectWhat you’ll need: Proven experience of working on large Social Housing Projects HNC/BSc. 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We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a Pre-Construction Manager for their growing team in Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in shaping projects from initial opportunity through to contract award, leading tendering activities, coordinating technical and commercial inputs, and developing robust, competitive proposals. If you have a strong background in pre-construction, estimating or tender management and are looking for a role where you can influence project strategy and contribute to the continued growth of an established contractor, we would love to hear from you. As the Pre-Construction Manager, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Leading the pre-construction process from initial client enquiry and tender invitation through to submission and contract award. Managing the preparation, coordination and submission of competitive tenders, ensuring all proposals meet client requirements and submission deadlines. Working closely with estimating, commercial, engineering and operational teams to develop cost-effective and technically robust solutions. Reviewing tender documentation, specifications, drawings and contract requirements to identify risks, opportunities and project constraints. Developing tender programmes, construction methodologies, risk assessments and procurement strategies to support successful bid submissions. Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and internal stakeholders to support business development and secure future work. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Proven experience in a Pre-Construction Manager, Bid Manager, Estimating Manager or similar role within civil engineering, rail or infrastructure. Strong knowledge of tender management, estimating processes, construction methodologies and project delivery requirements. Experience coordinating multidisciplinary teams and managing multiple tender submissions to tight deadlines. A good understanding of commercial and contractual arrangements, including NEC contracts, risk management and cost planning. Excellent communication, leadership, negotiation and organisational skills, with a commercially focused approach to securing new business. What's in it for you? The opportunity to take a leading role in securing and shaping a varied portfolio of infrastructure and civil engineering projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. The chance to make a meaningful contribution to business growth while developing your career within an established and supportive organisation. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Civils Project Manager - Power & Energy Scotland - Various Locations Competitive Salary + Package Travel / working away required First Task Professional are working with an established civil engineering contractor looking to appoint an experienced Civils Project Manager to support the delivery of power infrastructure projects across Scotland. This is a great opportunity for an experienced PM with a strong civils background to join a growing team with a healthy pipeline of work across the Scottish power and energy sector. The role will involve: • Overall management and delivery of civils projects • Managing site teams, subcontractors and supply chain • Programme, commercial and HSEQ responsibility • Client and stakeholder management • Ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time and within budget • Regular travel to projects across Scotland, including periods working away from home We’re looking for: • Previous Project Management experience within civil engineering • Experience within power, substations, utilities, renewables or major infrastructure advantageous • Strong client-facing and leadership skills • Good understanding of programme and commercial management • Flexibility to travel and work away when projects require An excellent opportunity to join a contractor with a strong pipeline of projects across Scotland

Senior / Principal Process Design Engineer Location: Positions UK Wide, Hybrid to Local Office (up to 4 days from home) Rate: Dependent on Experience Duration: 12 Months+/Ongoing Sector: Water & Wastewater Treatment Are you a Senior / Principal Process Design Engineer looking for your next opportunity delivering major UK Water and Wastewater treatment schemes? You will be working with a leading Design & Build contractor delivering major clean and wastewater projects across a range of frameworks nationwide. With projects and design teams supporting Water Authority AMP programmes throughout the UK, they are looking to recruit additional process design support across their regional teams. If you are not based close to one of their offices, a more flexible arrangement can be considered for the right candidate, with travel to an office or site potentially required just once a fortnight. As a Senior / Principal Process Design Engineer, you will be involved in developing process solutions for Water and Wastewater treatment projects across the full design lifecycle. You will be taking projects from feasibility and optioneering through outline and detailed design, helping develop practical, efficient and deliverable treatment solutions. You will be: ·Delivering feasibility, optioneering, outline, detailed and final process design for Water and Wastewater projects. ·Developing and evaluating process solutions for clean water and wastewater treatment schemes. ·Undertaking process calculations, assessments and technical evaluations to support design development. ·Producing and reviewing process flow diagrams (PFDs), P&IDs, process specifications and other technical design documentation. ·Supporting hydraulic and process assessments associated with treatment infrastructure. ·Reviewing technical proposals, process designs and supplier submissions. ·Taking technical responsibility for chemical design work packages and smaller projects. ·Supporting key design reviews for Water Authority AMP projects. ·Working on Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works, pumping stations and associated treatment infrastructure. ·Working closely with mechanical, electrical, civil, structural and other engineering disciplines to develop coordinated and buildable solutions. ·Providing technical process guidance to multidisciplinary project teams and stakeholders. ·Supporting projects from initial feasibility and concept development through to detailed design and delivery. To be considered, you will need: ·A Chemical Engineering degree or equivalent qualification. ·Previous process design experience within the UK Water or Wastewater sector. ·Experience delivering process designs through the full project lifecycle, from feasibility and optioneering through to detailed design. ·Experience working on AMP-related projects for a UK Water Authority. ·Experience developing process solutions for Water treatment works, Wastewater treatment works or associated treatment infrastructure. ·Experience producing and reviewing process calculations, PFDs, P&IDs, specifications and technical design documentation. ·An understanding of the interfaces between process design and mechanical, electrical, civil and other engineering disciplines. ·The ability to take technical responsibility for process design packages and contribute effectively within multidisciplinary engineering teams. This Senior / Principal Process Design Engineer opportunity will give you the chance to take greater technical ownership of process design while contributing to major Water and Wastewater programmes across the UK. If you are an experienced Senior / Principal Process Design Engineer looking for your next water-sector contract, apply now with an up-to-date CV in Word format or contact Savannah on (phone number removed) or at (url removed)

The Client and Project: My client is a leading RC frame sub-contractor who are currently recruiting a Site Engineer to complete a 8 month scheme. You will be required to manage all the setting out of an RC frame and groundworks package. Site Engineer Responsibilities: Reporting to and working with the Project Manager and foreman. Site set up and compliance with health and safety. Completing all setting out associated to the RC frame and groundworks package. Raising technical queries on design issues. Site Engineer Requirements: CSCS card. Must have previous experience setting out RC frames and groundworks. * Degree in civil engineering/construction or time served in UK on site The Next Steps: To apply for the role as a Site Engineer, click on the apply now button below and submit your CV for further information

Environmental Advisor – Major Roads Project Location: Head Office Glasgow. Project Location Pitlochry, Perthshire Salary: £40,000–£50,000 depending on experience Contract: Full-time, permanent We are recruiting an Environmental Advisor on behalf of a leading civil engineering contractor delivering a major new roads project in Pitlochry. This is an opportunity to work closely with the construction team on a significant infrastructure scheme, providing practical environmental advice and ensuring environmental commitments are delivered on site. The role Reporting into the project’s environmental management team, you will help identify and manage environmental risks throughout construction. You’ll work alongside engineers, site managers and subcontractors to put effective controls in place and maintain compliance with legislation, consents and project requirements. Your responsibilities will include: Carrying out site inspections, audits and environmental monitoring, ensuring actions are followed through. Supporting the implementation and review of the Construction Environmental Management Plan and associated procedures. Advising on pollution prevention, water management, waste, ecology, noise, dust and vibration. Reviewing construction methods and risk assessments to ensure environmental controls are practical and effective. Monitoring compliance with planning conditions, permits, licences and consents. Investigating environmental incidents and supporting corrective and preventative actions. Delivering toolbox talks and environmental briefings to site teams. Maintaining environmental records, monitoring data and performance reports. Liaising with the client, environmental specialists and regulators, including SEPA and NatureScot, as required. About you We’re looking for an environmental professional who enjoys working on site and can translate environmental requirements into clear, practical guidance. You will ideally have: Experience in an Environmental Advisor or similar role within civil engineering, highways, construction or infrastructure. A relevant qualification in environmental science, environmental management, ecology or a related discipline. A working knowledge of Scottish environmental legislation and construction environmental controls. Experience carrying out inspections, monitoring and environmental reporting. The confidence to engage with site teams, challenge poor practice and help resolve issues. Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities. A full UK driving licence. Experience on major roads projects, particularly involving earthworks, drainage or works near watercourses, would be advantageous. Relevant professional membership and a CSCS card would also be beneficial. Interested? Apply with your CV, or get in touch for a confidential discussion about the role and project

An established civil engineering and groundworks contractor is looking for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team. The successful candidate will have a strong background in civils, groundworks or enabling works, with the ability to manage projects commercially from procurement through to final account. Key Responsibilities Manage the commercial aspects of civils and groundworks projects. Prepare and submit valuations, variations and payment applications. Manage subcontractor accounts, payments and applications. Monitor project costs, budgets and forecasts. Procure subcontractors and materials. Review and negotiate subcontractor and supplier quotations. Identify and manage variations and additional works. Prepare and agree final accounts. Monitor project performance against budget. Produce accurate commercial reports and cost forecasts. Liaise with project managers, site teams, clients and subcontractors. Ensure contractual and commercial obligations are maintained. Support the wider commercial team with tendering and pricing where required. Requirements Previous experience as a Quantity Surveyor within civils and/or groundworks. Strong understanding of construction contracts and commercial processes. Experience managing valuations, variations, subcontractors and final accounts. Good understanding of project costs, budgets and forecasting. Strong negotiation and communication skills. Excellent attention to detail and commercial awareness. Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines. Relevant Quantity Surveying qualification or equivalent experience. Experience with NEC and/or JCT contracts would be advantageous

We are currently looking to recruit a Site Agent to work for one of our leading main contractor clients over on a long term highways project in the heart of Glasgow! The project consists of the construction a highway and new structures. This is an ideal opportunity for a candidate with highways, structures, earthworks and drainage industry experience. Outside IR35 Role Responsibility Reporting directly to the Project Manager, the Site Agent will manage, supervise and mentor their Team of Sub Agents, Setting Out Engineers, Trainee Engineers to ensure high levels of engineering control, efficient productivity and appropriate records. They will also: Ensure the delivery of the Project on time, to budget and to the standard of quality required Comply and implement the companies Integrated Management System procedures and guidance and promote its implementation with the Project Team Familiarise themselves with all Contract Documentation and Drawings including Company Management Plans to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of the Project. Promote and lead the site safety culture, ensuring that all works are carried out in a planned, controlled and safe manner, in accordance with statutory regulations, current standards, and the Company SHEQ standards The Ideal Candidate To be successful in this role the ideal candidate will have an extensive Civil Engineering background with experience of Highways/Road Construction projects. They will also have had exposure to Drainage and Earthworks within their previous roles. High level of Commercial acumen Passion for keeping people safe and improving themselves, cultures and individuals Customer focus and the ability to build relationships. Good negotiation skills An ability to plan and organise works safely and efficiently. A good understanding of current methods and up to date knowledge of specifications and contract principles, including the Specification of Highway Works A working knowledge of NEC contracts and other common forms Education/Certification Requirements: Preferably a further education qualification e.g. Degree or HND/HNC (ideally relatable to Civil Engineering) or equivalent qualifications CSCS SMSTS If this role sounds of interest please apply and one of my team will be in touch

Site Engineer – Home Every Night An opportunity has arisen with one of Scotland’s most established civil engineering contractors, working on a range of major civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The standout benefit? You’ll be home every night. There’s no requirement to regularly work away from home, meaning you can enjoy the challenge and variety of major civil engineering projects while still being home for your family, your evenings and your weekends. The Role As Site Engineer, you’ll play an important role in the successful delivery of civil engineering and infrastructure projects, working closely with the Site Management and wider project teams. Your responsibilities will include: Setting out and surveying civil engineering works Checking levels, dimensions and specifications Reading and interpreting construction drawings Carrying out site measurements and maintaining accurate records Supporting the Site Manager with the delivery of projects Monitoring works against drawings and specifications Liaising with subcontractors and site teams Ensuring works are delivered accurately and to the required standards Supporting health, safety and environmental requirements on site What They’re Looking For The ideal candidate will have: Previous experience as a Site Engineer within civil engineering, utilities or infrastructure A relevant engineering qualification Strong setting-out and surveying experience Good knowledge of construction drawings and specifications Excellent attention to detail Strong communication and organisational skills A practical approach to problem solving A full UK driving licence Why Consider the Opportunity? Home every night – no regular working away or living out of hotels. Localised project work – enjoy a varied workload while maintaining a better work-life balance. Established contractor – join a highly experienced and well-established civil engineering business. Career progression – genuine opportunities to develop your skills and progress your career. Varied projects – work across a diverse range of civil engineering and infrastructure schemes. If you’re an experienced Site Engineer who wants to work on interesting projects without the usual requirement to spend your week away from home, this could be an excellent opportunity to explore. Legal Information: We act as an employment agency for permanent work and as an employment business for temporary work. For roles in the UK, applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK. We value diversity and promote equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all areas of society and can discuss any reasonable adjustments to support your application

Full Job Description Civil Site Engineer – Power, Energy & Transmission Permanent Location: Scotland-wide Salary: £44,000 - £54,000 DOE + benefits package Ref: GR1538 Gibson Recruitment Limited Job Description: National Civil Engineering contractor who, due to a period of sustained growth, have a requirement for an additional Site Engineer to join their team. Projects are primarily in the Renewable Energy sector and will expose the successful Site Engineer to a real variety of work. Due to the remote nature of some jobs, staying away from home should be expected, and accommodation will be provided. Role & Responsibilities: · To deliver setting out works on ongoing contracts, ensuring that they operate within cost, productivity, Quality and Health, Safety and Environment targets. · Ensure contracts are delivered safely on time, within budget and to programme. · Maintain a good relationship with clients to avoid disputes. · Have a high level of commercial awareness related to the works. · Assure that all work is carried out to company safety, environmental, and Quality standards and to regularly communicate with staff and operatives. · Carry out Safety Audits as required by line management. · Liaise with & manage sub-contractors to ensure their strict adherence of the company Health, Safety and Environment policy and Quality standards. · Ensure that all operations carried out within your area of responsibility are undertaken with full regard for safety of visitors, other members of staff and yourself. Essential Criteria: · Experience as a Site Engineer on civil engineering projects. · HND/Degree in Civil Engineering · Appropriate knowledge of health and safety polices. · Understanding of modern setting out equipment. · Have good working knowledge of IT systems, proficient in the use of Microsoft Office · Practice of prioritising time critical work. · Excellent communication and liaison skills. What to do next: If this role sounds of interest and you would like to be considered, please apply with your updated CV, or contact Graeme on the details below. If this role is not for you but you would like to have a conversation regarding your next career move, don't hesitate to give us a call, in confidence

We are working with a well-established civil engineering and infrastructure contractor to assist them in hiring a Sub-Agent for their growing team in Glasgow. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering a diverse range of rail, civil engineering and infrastructure projects across Scotland. The successful candidate will support the day-to-day management of site operations, working closely with the Site Agent and wider project team to ensure works are delivered safely, on programme and within budget. This role would suit an experienced civil engineering professional looking to take on greater responsibility, contribute to the successful delivery of challenging projects and develop their career within an established infrastructure business. As the Sub-Agent, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Assisting the Site Agent with the planning, coordination and management of daily site activities to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with programme requirements. Coordinating site teams, subcontractors, labour, plant and materials to maintain productivity and achieve project milestones. Monitoring construction progress against programme, identifying potential delays and implementing corrective actions where necessary. Ensuring all works comply with approved drawings, technical specifications, quality standards and relevant health and safety legislation. Managing site documentation, including daily records, progress reports, inspection records, permits and quality assurance documentation. Liaising with Site Agents, Site Engineers, Project Managers, clients and subcontractors to resolve technical issues and maintain effective communication throughout the project lifecycle. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Previous experience in a Sub-Agent, Site Engineer or similar site-based role within civil engineering, rail or infrastructure construction. A strong understanding of construction methodologies, site management procedures and project delivery requirements. Experience coordinating site teams, subcontractors and resources to deliver projects safely and efficiently. A good understanding of health and safety legislation, quality assurance and environmental management procedures. Excellent communication, leadership and organisational skills, with a proactive approach to problem-solving and project delivery. What's in it for you? The opportunity to work on a varied portfolio of civil engineering, rail and infrastructure projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Excellent opportunities for career progression and professional development within an established and supportive project delivery team. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

We are working with a specialist infrastructure and engineering contractor to assist them in hiring a Site Engineer for their growing team in Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected business delivering specialist engineering, infrastructure and refurbishment projects across the UK. The successful candidate will play a key role in the technical delivery of site works, ensuring projects are completed safely, accurately and in line with design specifications and programme requirements. Working closely with site management, project teams and subcontractors, you will contribute to the successful delivery of challenging projects while developing your experience within a specialist contracting environment. If you are an ambitious Site Engineer looking for your next opportunity in Scotland, we would love to hear from you. As the Site Engineer, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Undertaking setting out and surveying duties to ensure construction activities are completed in accordance with approved drawings and specifications. Interpreting engineering drawings, technical information and project specifications, resolving discrepancies and raising technical queries where required. Monitoring site activities to ensure works are completed safely, accurately and in line with quality standards and project requirements. Coordinating with Site Managers, subcontractors and the wider project team to ensure construction activities progress efficiently and to programme. Maintaining accurate site records, including inspection and test plans, quality assurance documentation, as-built information and daily reports. Supporting site health and safety procedures, identifying potential risks and ensuring work is undertaken in accordance with relevant legislation and project requirements. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate: Previous experience in a Site Engineer role within civil engineering, infrastructure, structural refurbishment or a related construction environment. Competence in setting out, surveying and interpreting technical drawings and specifications. A good understanding of construction methodologies, quality assurance procedures and health and safety requirements. Strong communication and organisational skills, with the ability to work effectively alongside site teams and subcontractors. A proactive approach to problem-solving, with excellent attention to detail and a commitment to delivering high-quality work. What's in it for you? The opportunity to work with a specialist engineering contractor on varied infrastructure and refurbishment projects across Scotland. A competitive salary and benefits package, reflective of your experience and expertise. Opportunities to develop your technical skills and progress your career within an established and growing business. If you would like more information or to apply, please feel free to contact Jamie Nicholson using the details provided, or alternatively please click the "apply now" link in confidence. Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Senior Estimator - Energy & Rail Glasgow (flexible, with multiple office locations across the UK) Hybrid - 3 days in the office, 2 days working from home Up to £85,000 per annum (DOE) Are you an experienced Senior Estimator looking to take ownership of major energy and rail infrastructure projects across the UK and Ireland and play a key role in developing a growing estimating function? You will have the opportunity to lead the pricing and cost estimation of high-value projects across overhead lines, underground cabling, substations and rail, while helping shape estimating processes within an expanding business. This is an excellent opportunity to take on greater technical responsibility, influence commercial decisions and establish yourself as a key member of a growing Energy and rail divisions, backed by a financially secure international organisation. The Opportunity My client is a well-established infrastructure contractor experiencing significant growth across its Energy and Rail operations. With a strong financial position, an expanding portfolio of major projects and ambitious plans for continued growth, the business is investing in its estimating capabilities to support its expanding presence within the UK energy market and rail sectors across the UK and Ireland. As a Senior Estimator, you will take responsibility for producing, reviewing and developing detailed cost estimates for major power and energy infrastructure projects. You will work closely with engineering, procurement and commercial teams to ensure estimates are accurate, competitive and commercially robust. You will also have the opportunity to contribute to the development of estimating procedures, improve pricing methodologies and support the growth of the wider estimating function. What You'll Be Doing Taking ownership of detailed cost estimates for major energy infrastructure projects, including overhead lines, underground cabling, substations and associated electrical and civil works, as well as across Rail. Preparing comprehensive pricing breakdowns covering labour, plant, materials, equipment, subcontractors and project overheadsReviewing technical drawings, specifications and project documentation to determine construction requirements and associated costs. Undertaking and overseeing quantity take-offs, bills of quantities and detailed cost calculations. Assessing construction methodologies, project programmes and resource requirements to ensure accurate pricing. Obtaining, analysing and negotiating supplier and subcontractor quotations to establish competitive costs. Identifying pricing risks, cost uncertainties and opportunities for value engineering. Working closely with design, engineering and commercial teams to develop technically accurate and commercially competitive estimates Reviewing and validating estimates to ensure consistency, accuracy and appropriate risk allowances. Maintaining and improving cost databases, estimating systems and historical pricing information. Supporting the handover of successful estimates to project delivery and commercial teams. Helping develop estimating processes and providing technical guidance to less experienced estimators. What You'll Need to Succeed Proven experience as a Senior Estimator or an experienced Estimator ready to take on greater responsibility within Energy and Rail. Strong experience producing detailed cost estimates for complex engineering or construction projects across Energy or Rail. Experience within power transmission and distribution, substations, overhead lines or underground cabling would be particularly advantageous. A background in electrical or mechanical and electrical (M&E) infrastructure estimating would be highly beneficial Candidates with significant civil engineering estimating experience, particularly on infrastructure projects, will also be considered. Strong knowledge of estimating methodologies, construction costs, quantity take-offs and pricing structures. Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications and construction methodologies. Experience reviewing subcontractor and supplier quotations and assessing commercial risks. Excellent numerical, analytical and commercial skills. Confidence working independently on complex estimates and providing technical support to wider project teams. Salary & Benefits You will receive a competitive remuneration package reflecting your experience and technical expertise, including: Salary: Up to £85,000 (DOE) Car Allowance: £5,400 - £6,500 per annum, subject to eligibility Bonus: Bonus arrangements considered depending on experience and seniority. Annual Leave: 25 days plus 8 bank holidays Pension: Pension scheme with salary exchange arrangements. Additional Benefits: Enhanced family-friendly policies, health cash plan, cycle-to-work scheme and salary sacrifice options. Vehicle Options: Access to electric vehicle and company lease schemes, subject to eligibility. Career Development & Flexibility You will be joining an organisation at an important stage of growth, with the opportunity to play a significant role in strengthening its Energy and Rail estimating capabilities. Rather than simply producing estimates, you will have the opportunity to influence pricing methodologies, improve estimating processes and contribute to the development of a growing technical team. With continued investment in its Energy and Rail operations, there will be opportunities to progress into Lead Estimator or estimating management positions as the business expands. You will benefit from a hybrid working arrangement, with three days in the office and two days working remotely. Office location is flexible, with the emphasis on securing the right technical expertise rather than a specific geographical location. The interview process is typically two stages, beginning with a Microsoft Teams interview, followed by a second-stage discussion which may be conducted face-to-face depending on location and seniority. Interested in Finding Out More? Apply today or contact Luke Shaw at Carrington West for a confidential discussion on (phone number removed) or at FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Transmission & Distribution professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Transmission & Distribution division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Luke Shaw at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or at for more information. 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