Duration: 2 Years (Major Earthworks Project)
Working Pattern: Initially Monday–Friday (Potential for rotation)
Pay Rate: Negotiable (PAYE or Self-Employed)
Overview:
Corrie Recruitment are working with a large contractor to recruit an experienced Site Manager for a major earthworks project starting in June, located within commuting distance of Inverness.
This is a long-term opportunity on a 2-year contract, with the option of either permanent employment or contract engagement.
Key Responsibilities:
* Managing day-to-day site operations on a large-scale earthworks project
* Supervising teams involved in excavation, blasting and material processing
* Ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and within budget
* Weekly progress reporting
* Working with the commercial team to produce month end CRV’s and forecasting cost to completions
* Coordinating with senior site management including Project Manager and Works Manager
* Overseeing the construction of a 10km access track and subsequent platform works
* Primarily office based role
Requirements:
* Minimum 2 years previous experience
* Extensive experience in large-scale earthworks project
* Experience working with peat, rock and blasting operations
* Strong leadership and site management skills
* Valid CSCS Card and relevant site management certification (SMSTS preferred)
Package Includes:
* Long-term project (2 years)
* PAYE or self-employed options available
* Competitive salary or day rate (DOE)
* Accommodation available for candidates travelling from further afield
To apply or find out more information please email your fully up-to-date CV or call the office on (phone number removed).
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