Site agent

Role: Site Agents Location: Malvern Salary: up to GBP400 a day (Outside IR35) Duration: 6 months + potential extension We #39;re looking for experienced Site Agents to join an established contractor on the Severn Trent Water Framework. Delivering high-profile work on the framework, the successful applicants will have extensive knowledge and experience of deep drainage works, associated temporary works, underground utilities and strong stakeholder management skills when working in a busy highway environment. Key Responsibilities: -Planning, programming and resourcing. -Health Safety and Environmental compliance and best practice. -Contract Budget and target programme - preparation and monitoring. -Site Cost Control. -Construction of the works to specified quality standards. -Liaison with stakeholders and general public in a busy highway environment -Compliance with contract particulars. -Management of site staff, sub-contractors and operatives. -Liaison with the Client #39;s Representative, Project Manager or Supervisor. -Efficient utilisation and use of resources in carrying out your duties. -Maintain comprehensive records and ensure all records are archived. -Quality Assurance and Quality Control. -Inspection, testing, commissioning and handover. Qualifications: -Preferred engineering background HNC / HND Civil Engineering. -CSCS -Black card (NVQ level 6) (Gold card minimum) -SMSTS: 5 days (Must) -First Aid : Full 3 Day Course (Must) -NRSWA - Supervisor - (Must) -Temporary Works Co-ordinator (Must) -Confined Space Training - (Advantage) -Lifting Appointed persons (Advantage) -Practicable Environmental Management - (Advantage) We are looking to move quick sourcing for this position. Apply Today and We will be in touch to progress your application. You can contact me at (url removed) or reach me on (phone number removed) Due to the volume of applicants, we may only be able to respond to Applicants who are to be progressed to the next stage. If you do not hear from us unfortunately it means your application hasn #39;t been successful