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Job Title: Sub Agent (Civil Engineering)
Start Date: 23rd September
Location: Central Belt
Job Type: Temporary (Minimum 4 months)

Our client, a leading civil engineering contractor, is currently seeking an experienced Sub Agent to join their team for an upcoming project in the Central Belt. This temporary role, lasting a minimum of 4 months, offers an excellent opportunity for individuals with strong site supervision and project management experience in civil engineering.

 Key Responsibilities:

Preparation of RAMS/SSOW Packs: Develop Risk Assessment Method Statements (RAMS) and Safe Systems of Work (SSOW) to ensure all activities are planned and executed safely.
Subcontractor Supervision: Oversee and manage subcontractors, ensuring that projects stay on schedule and that all health and safety protocols are rigorously enforced.
Quality Assurance: Maintain Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) and quality records to ensure all work meets the required standards.
Permit Issuance: Manage and issue work permits, ensuring compliance with all regulations and safety procedures.
 What You Can Expect:

Duration: Minimum 4 months
Start Date: 23rd September
Rate: £300 per day (Gross)
Payment Methods: PAYE or CIS
 Experience & Qualifications Required:

Industry Experience: A minimum of 3 years in the civil engineering industry.
Civil Engineering Qualification: A relevant qualification in Civil Engineering.
SMSTS Certification: Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) certification is essential.
First Aid Certification: A valid First Aid certification is required.
Interested?

To apply, please submit your CV for consideration. For additional information, contact Kirsten Whitfield on (phone number removed), quoting reference J44553.

Legal Information:

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For roles in the UK, applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

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