Civil Site Manager

Civil Site Manager

• United Kingdom- Wiltshire
• 450 - 550 per day, CIS
• Duration: 6 months
• Start date: March 2025
• Key words: substation, power generation, renewable energy, civil works, cable routes

Turner Lovell are recruiting a Civil Site Manager, experienced working on projects from inception through to completion. The role is to lead on behalf of a key contractor for an extension of an existing substation.

The ideal candidate will be able to work independently on high-profile schemes, drive safety standards, provide leadership to internal resources and demonstrate excellent communication skills to all key stakeholders.

Duties:

• Day to day management of site operatives, subcontractors and site work.
• Development and implementation of safety documentation including construction phase plans, site quality plans and risk assessments / method statements.
• Undertake inspections Carry out site inductions, Toolbox Talks & Daily Briefings.
• Prepare daily SSoW and put people to work.
• Produce & maintain Site Specific Risk & Method
• Develop and maintain project schedules, ensuring timely completion of tasks.
• Conduct regular site inspections to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
• Communicate effectively with the contractors and client
• Attend weekly progress meetings
• Resolve any issues or conflicts that may arise during construction
• Ensure quality control measures are implemented throughout the project
• Maintain a high standard of documentation and records of project activities/labour including a site dairy
• Desirable to already hold SSE authorisation of minimum CAT1C

Requirements:
Essential Skills
Must have

• SMSTS,
• First Aid at Work,
• SHEA Power/ CSCS,
• Temporary Works Co-Ordinator & Supervisor
• Substation experience

Desirable Skills

• An extensive knowledge of construction methodologies within the Electricity Transmission industry.
• Competency to work in substations 66kV to 400kV inclusive.
• Knowledge of NEC contracts.
• Knowledge of current legislation relating to health, safety and environment.
• Ability to work within budget and to programme timescales.
• Ability to work within a team environment including clients, designers, H&S advisers, site staff, quantity surveyor and estimators.
• IT literate, specifically in Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel.
• Full driving licence.
• Qualified to a suitable level in construction, mechanical engineering or an electrical engineering discipline.
• Previously or current authorisation to National Grid TP 137.11.

If you are looking for a challenge or long-term opportunity, with a growing organisation who are continuing to expand in the renewable energy and electricity transmission sector, please apply and send your CV to Marcus Horne ((url removed))