Sub Agent

Sub Agent - Civils Infrastructure

Location: Derby

Salary: Competitive + package

Permanent / Freelance options available

The Role

Working closely with the Site Agent and wider project team, you will support the day-to-day management and delivery of construction activities, ensuring works are completed safely, efficiently, to programme and in accordance with the required quality standards.

• Supporting the Site Agent with the management of site operations.
• Supervising and coordinating subcontractors and site teams.
• Planning and sequencing works in line with the project programme.
• Ensuring works are undertaken in accordance with RAMS, drawings and specifications.
• Monitoring progress and reporting against programme.
• Maintaining high standards of health, safety, quality and environmental compliance.
• Assisting with site records, inspections and quality documentation.
• Liaising with engineers, subcontractors, suppliers and other project stakeholders.
• Identifying and resolving construction issues.
• Supporting the Site Agent with planning, coordination and project delivery.

About You

The successful candidate will have:

• Experience working as a Sub Agent, Section Engineer or Site Engineer within civil engineering/infrastructure.
• A relevant civil engineering qualification or equivalent experience.
• Experience working on major civils, utilities, highways, rail or infrastructure projects.
• Good knowledge of construction methods and site delivery.
• Strong organisational, communication and leadership skills.
• A proactive approach with the ability to work effectively within a project team.
• SMSTS and relevant site safety qualifications.
• CSCS or equivalent industry certification.

The Opportunity

You will be joining an established project team delivering a significant infrastructure scheme in North London, with excellent opportunities to develop your experience and progress within a leading construction environment.

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