Land Surveyor / Site Engineer – Edinburgh Airport (Nightshift)
Contract Scotland are working with our client to recruit a Land Surveyor / Site Engineer for an airside project at Edinburgh Airport, starting mid‑November and running through to March next year.
This role offers the opportunity to work on a major runway reprofiling project, gaining valuable airside experience on one of Scotland's busiest airports.
Key Details
* Location: Edinburgh Airport (Airside)
* Duration: Mid‑November 2025 - March 2026
* Shift Pattern: Sunday night to Friday morning
* Shift Hours: Access around 5/6pm for security clearance, work commencing approximately 10pm and running through the early hours (10‑hour shifts)
* Rate: Competitive nightshift rate (TBC)
* Parking: Compound available just off Turnhouse Road
Responsibilities
* Carry out precise land surveying and setting out for runway reprofiling works
* Produce accurate survey data and AutoCAD models
* Work with any surveying instrument confidently and efficiently
* Liaise with the project team to ensure works are completed to specification and programme
Requirements
* Proven experience in land surveying or site engineering
* Strong proficiency with AutoCAD
* Experience in modelling and setting out
* Previous airside experience is advantageous but not essential
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Land Surveyor or Site Engineer seeking consistent nightshift work on a high‑profile infrastructure project.
If you're interested, contact Contract Scotland.
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