Sub‑Agent – Long‑Term Contract
12–18 months | CIS | Accommodation Provided | 10‑hour days
South‑West Scotland
Contract Scotland is supporting a major civil engineering contractor with the appointment of a Sub‑Agent for a long‑term infrastructure project in the south‑west of Scotland. This is a significant scheme involving general civils, structures and an element of rail interface, requiring experienced individuals who can step in and support the delivery team immediately.
The Opportunity
You will join the project at an early stage, supporting the Site Agent and Project Manager across a broad range of responsibilities including:
* Overseeing day‑to‑day delivery of civils works
* Managing subcontractors and ensuring safe, efficient site operations
* Supporting planning, programming and progress reporting
* Ensuring compliance with quality and environmental standards
* Liaising with design teams and contributing to technical solutions
What We’re Looking For
* Proven experience as a Sub‑Agent on civil engineering projects
* Strong understanding of site delivery, safety and quality processes
* Ability to manage multiple work fronts and coordinate subcontractors
* Rail experience beneficial
* CRE(C) knowledge or qualification highly desirable for the rail‑focused role
* Immediate or short‑notice availability preferred
Contract Details
* 12–18 month duration
* CIS only
* 10‑hour days
* Accommodation provided (even those based in Ayrshire may require it due to site location)
* Competitive day rates available
How to Apply
If you’re an experienced Sub‑Agent looking for a long‑term contract with a reputable Scottish civil engineering contractor, we’d like to hear from you!
Submit your CV or get in touch for a confidential discussion.
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