Site Engineer

Job Introduction

The Site Engineer will support the delivery of asset protection and mitigation works associated with sensitive third\-party stakeholders, as well as Instrumentation \& Monitoring (I\&M) installation works along the route. The role will ensure works are safely planned, technically assured, and delivered in compliance with contractual, environmental, and stakeholder requirements.

Main Responsibilities
Planning \& Coordination

• Support Section and Asset Protection teams in preparing methodologies, sketches, and technical inputs required for mobilisation near third\-party assets.


• Assist in developing Asset Protection\-specific plans such as Method Statements, Worksite Protection Plans, Asset Impact Assessments, and Monitoring Requirement Briefs.


• Coordinate site establishment activities with the General Foreman/Works Manager, ensuring protection measures for adjacent assets are correctly implemented.


• Liaise with stakeholders (e.g., Asset owners, local residents, and third parties) to understand constraints, access arrangements, and sensitivities.

• Provide day\-to\-day site supervision for mitigation works and I\&M installations along the route.


• decommissioning/installation activities.


• Ensure relevant Risk Assessment Method Statements (RAMS), Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), Permits and Consents, Asset Protection Plans, and Monitoring Requirements are produced, reviewed, and implemented on time.


• Support subcontractors in meeting asset protection conditions and ensuring safe delivery of work within restricted or sensitive zones.


• Plan site activities to ensure works adjacent to protected assets are carried out safely, efficiently, and without causing disruption or damage.


• Ensure Permit to Dig, Temporary Works controls, exclusion zones, and monitoring trigger actions are applied correctly.

• Ensure temporary works requirements specific to asset protection (e.g., ATS bases, bonding, clearance surveys, monitoring) are identified early and completed in accordance with procedures.


• Carry out and record all quality inspections in alignment with ITPs and Asset Protection requirements.


• Manage non\-conformances from identification to close\-out, including engagement with Asset Protection Engineers and Third\-Party Stakeholders.

• Degree or equivalent in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related discipline.


• Experience in Civil Engineering or Infrastructure projects; experience in asset protection, stakeholder\-facing works, or working adjacent to sensitive structures is desirable.


• Understanding of reinforced concrete structures, utilities interfaces, and temporary works.


• Relevant CSCS card.

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