Site Engineer
Posted Today by Bridgeman Recruitment Services Ltd
£400 Per day
Outside
Undetermined
Stafford, Staffordshire
Summary: The Site Engineer role focuses on supporting highways repair and maintenance works along the M6 corridor between Junction 16 and Junction 19. The position requires delivering safe and compliant repair works on a live strategic road network, ensuring adherence to programme and health & safety standards. Candidates with previous experience on National Highways schemes are highly desirable. The role involves significant coordination with subcontractors and maintaining accurate site records.
Key Responsibilities:
- Setting out and surveying works in accordance with design drawings and specifications
- Ensuring highways repairs are delivered safely and in line with programme
- Supporting the Site Manager in coordinating subcontractors and direct labour
- Maintaining accurate site records including daily diaries, QA documentation and as-built information
- Carrying out quality inspections and ensuring compliance with ITPs
- Monitoring health & safety standards on site and promoting a strong safety culture
- Liaising with traffic management teams to ensure safe working practices on live carriageways
- Identifying technical issues and working proactively to resolve them
Key Skills:
- Proven experience as a Site Engineer on highways projects
- Strong understanding of highways repair and maintenance works
- Experience working on live motorway or trunk road environments
- Valid CSCS card (essential)
- Highways England / National Highways Passport (highly desirable)
- SMSTS or SSSTS (beneficial)
- Good knowledge of QA processes, setting out and as-built documentation
- Strong communication and coordination skills
Salary (Rate): £400/day
City: Stafford
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: undetermined
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: Mid-Level
Industry: Other
Site Engineer
Highways Repairs – M6 (Junction 16 to Junction 19)
Contract Role
Role Overview
We are currently seeking experienced Site Engineers to support highways repair and maintenance works along the M6 corridor between Junction 16 and Junction 19.
This is a contract position focused on delivering safe, compliant and technically accurate highways repair works on a live strategic road network. The successful candidates will play a key role in ensuring works are executed in line with programme, specification and health & safety standards.
Previous experience working on National Highways / Highways England schemes is highly desirable.
Key Responsibilities
- Setting out and surveying works in accordance with design drawings and specifications
- Ensuring highways repairs are delivered safely and in line with programme
- Supporting the Site Manager in coordinating subcontractors and direct labour
- Maintaining accurate site records including daily diaries, QA documentation and as-built information
- Carrying out quality inspections and ensuring compliance with ITPs
- Monitoring health & safety standards on site and promoting a strong safety culture
- Liaising with traffic management teams to ensure safe working practices on live carriageways
- Identifying technical issues and working proactively to resolve them
Candidate Requirements
- Proven experience as a Site Engineer on highways projects
- Strong understanding of highways repair and maintenance works
- Experience working on live motorway or trunk road environments
- Valid CSCS card (essential)
- Highways England / National Highways Passport (highly desirable)
- SMSTS or SSSTS (beneficial)
- Good knowledge of QA processes, setting out and as-built documentation
- Strong communication and coordination skills
Contract Details
- Location: M6 – Junction 16 to Junction 19
- Contract: Freelance / Contract
- Duration: Ongoing (subject to programme requirements)
- Rate: Competitive (DOE)
Ideal Profile
We are looking for proactive, safety-conscious engineers who are confident working within live highway environments and who understand the compliance standards required on major motorway schemes.