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My client, a high profile civil engineering and construction firm are currently looking for a Section Engineer for a prestigious rail project in the North East of England.
The role is long term and the project includes non lineside civil's works within a railway environment. The client is looking for someone that can start as soon as possible and the successful candidate will have a proven track record working for well established rail contractors.
Concrete experience is essential.
Candidate Responsibilities:
* Supervising and mentoring assistant, trainee engineers
* Monitoring and recording delivery against the agreed programme and construction methods.
* Ensuring that works are accurately and clearly set out before work commences.
* Completing daily diary records and ensuring they are also being maintained by others under your supervision.
* Assist in preparing "look ahead" programmes in conjunction with the supervisory staff, coordinated with overall site programme.
* Identifying, recording and reporting change to the scope of works or programme.
* Ensuring that testing / sampling of materials is carried out as required by the specification.
* Recording and reporting Non Conformance's and ensuring appropriate corrective action is taken.
* Provide accurate setting out for works before work is programmed to commence, allowing time for independent checking.
Candidate Requirements:
- Civil Engineering Degree or equivalent
- Heavy civils background
- Proven experience working for a tier 1 on a large infrastructure project
- Rail background - Advantageous
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