I am working with a major civil engineering contractor delivering a significant wastewater infrastructure scheme in the East Midlands. We are currently seeking an experienced General Foreman with a strong background in large‑diameter pipeline installation to support ongoing site operations near Loughborough.
The Role
As General Foreman, you will take responsibility for the day‑to‑day supervision of site activities, with a key focus on ductile iron pipeline installation (up to 1400mm diameter). You will lead site teams, coordinate subcontractors, and ensure works are delivered safely, to programme, and to the required quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
Supervising pipe laying and associated civils works on wastewater schemes
Managing installation of large‑diameter ductile iron pipelines (up to 1400mm)
Leading site operatives and subcontractors
Ensuring works are delivered in line with RAMS and project programme
Maintaining high standards of health, safety, quality and productivity
Liaising with site management and engineering teams
Skills & Experience Required
Proven experience as a General Foreman on wastewater or utilities projects
Strong background in dirty water / wastewater infrastructure
Hands‑on experience with large‑diameter ductile iron pipelines
Ability to manage crews, subcontractors and daily site activities
Solid understanding of health & safety within a live utilities environment
Tickets / Qualifications (Preferred)
Gold CSCS
SSSTS or SMSTS
EUSR (Water Hygiene advantageous)
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