We are seeking an experienced Setting Out Engineer on behalf of our client, a highly reputable civil engineering contractor focusing predominately on renewable energy, road and infrastructure sectors.

Our client is going through a sustained period of growth and looking to expand their team with a Setting Out Engineer to be based in Wick in the North of Scotland. The ideal candidate help ensure that the project is well managed and delivered on time. It is essential that you have a demonstrable background working and delivering on civil engineering projects across various sectors particularly on substations, renewables, wind farms, and roads. Due to the location of this role living away allowance and accommodation will be provided.

As the Setting Out Engineer, you will be responsible for:

Setting out and surveying the site
Implementing strategies as discussed with management
Checking plans, drawings and quantities for accuracy of calculations
Overseeing quality control and health and safety matters on site
Supporting the team, and any other site engineering duties as required.

Background/experience required:

Previous experience working as a Site Engineer with a civil engineering contractor.
Previous experience setting-out for renewables and infrastructure projects
Appropriate civil engineering qualification - i.e HND/C or Degree
You should have a valid CSCS card.

On offer is a highly competitive salary with additional benefits package. With a healthy pipeline of work secured, this is an opportunity that can provide you with long term job security in these uncertain times. If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, please apply with a copy of your most recent CV or for more information, contact Adam Rahma on 01786 446651 quoting J43663.

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