Tank Recruitment
Site Agent Reports to: Project Manager Job Purpose The Site Agent is responsible for managing the on-site delivery of civil engineering or infrastructure projects, ensuring works are completed safely, on programme, within budget, and to the required quality standards. The role involves full responsibility for daily site operations, coordination of subcontractors and labour, implementation of health and safety standards, and compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. The Site Agent acts as the primary point of contact for site-level decision-making and plays a critical role in achieving successful project outcomes. Key Responsibilities 1. Site Management & Supervision Manage and coordinate daily site activities, including labour, subcontractors, plant, and materials. Implement site set-up, logistics arrangements, and traffic management where required. Lead daily briefings and toolbox talks to ensure clear communication of tasks and safety requirements. Monitor site progress against the programme and proactively address delays or operational issues. 2. Health, Safety & Environmental Compliance Ensure all works are carried out in line with company health, safety, and environmental procedures and relevant legislation. Conduct site inspections, audits, and risk assessments, implementing appropriate control measures. Promote a strong safety culture and participate in incident reporting and investigations. Ensure correct use of PPE and adherence to safe working practices at all times. 3. Quality Assurance & Technical Delivery Ensure works are delivered in accordance with design information, specifications, and quality standards. Supervise testing, inspections, and quality control processes, maintaining accurate records. Identify and resolve technical issues on site in coordination with engineering support. Review and approve method statements and risk assessments prior to works commencing. 4. Programme & Progress Monitoring Support the development and maintenance of site programmes and report progress to the Project Manager. Track labour, plant utilisation, material deliveries, and site resources. Implement short-term planning and sequencing to optimise productivity. Prepare daily and weekly site records, reports, and progress updates. 5. Stakeholder & Team Coordination Coordinate closely with project management, engineering, commercial, and site teams to ensure effective delivery. Maintain productive working relationships with subcontractors, suppliers, and client representatives. Attend site meetings, progress reviews, and coordination briefings. Manage site-based communication and resolve operational issues efficiently. 6. Commercial Awareness & Cost Control Provide accurate site data to support valuations, variations, and commercial reporting. Monitor resource usage and material wastage to maintain cost efficiency. Assist with the management of site-related costs in line with project budgets. Qualifications & Experience HNC/HND or Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline. CSCS (Site Manager or Supervisor level) and SMSTS certification required. First Aid at Work, Temporary Works Supervisor, and other relevant site certifications are desirable. Minimum of 3-5 years' experience in a site management or supervisory role within civil engineering or infrastructure projects. Experience working under standard forms of contract (e.g. NEC or JCT) and familiarity with construction documentation. Key Skills & Competencies Strong leadership, organisational, and decision-making abilities. In-depth knowledge of construction methods, sequencing, and temporary works. Excellent communication and coordination skills. Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, and contractual requirements. Confident in planning, reporting, and managing site-level activities. Proficient in Microsoft Office; experience with project planning tools is advantageous. Working Conditions Site-based role with travel to various project locations. Outdoor working environment in all weather conditions; PPE required. Extended working hours and occasional weekend work may be required to meet programme demands. Overnight stays may be necessary depending on project location.
Site Agent Reports to: Project Manager Job Purpose The Site Agent is responsible for managing the on-site delivery of civil engineering or infrastructure projects, ensuring works are completed safely, on programme, within budget, and to the required quality standards. The role involves full responsibility for daily site operations, coordination of subcontractors and labour, implementation of health and safety standards, and compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. The Site Agent acts as the primary point of contact for site-level decision-making and plays a critical role in achieving successful project outcomes. Key Responsibilities 1. Site Management & Supervision Manage and coordinate daily site activities, including labour, subcontractors, plant, and materials. Implement site set-up, logistics arrangements, and traffic management where required. Lead daily briefings and toolbox talks to ensure clear communication of tasks and safety requirements. Monitor site progress against the programme and proactively address delays or operational issues. 2. Health, Safety & Environmental Compliance Ensure all works are carried out in line with company health, safety, and environmental procedures and relevant legislation. Conduct site inspections, audits, and risk assessments, implementing appropriate control measures. Promote a strong safety culture and participate in incident reporting and investigations. Ensure correct use of PPE and adherence to safe working practices at all times. 3. Quality Assurance & Technical Delivery Ensure works are delivered in accordance with design information, specifications, and quality standards. Supervise testing, inspections, and quality control processes, maintaining accurate records. Identify and resolve technical issues on site in coordination with engineering support. Review and approve method statements and risk assessments prior to works commencing. 4. Programme & Progress Monitoring Support the development and maintenance of site programmes and report progress to the Project Manager. Track labour, plant utilisation, material deliveries, and site resources. Implement short-term planning and sequencing to optimise productivity. Prepare daily and weekly site records, reports, and progress updates. 5. Stakeholder & Team Coordination Coordinate closely with project management, engineering, commercial, and site teams to ensure effective delivery. Maintain productive working relationships with subcontractors, suppliers, and client representatives. Attend site meetings, progress reviews, and coordination briefings. Manage site-based communication and resolve operational issues efficiently. 6. Commercial Awareness & Cost Control Provide accurate site data to support valuations, variations, and commercial reporting. Monitor resource usage and material wastage to maintain cost efficiency. Assist with the management of site-related costs in line with project budgets. Qualifications & Experience HNC/HND or Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline. CSCS (Site Manager or Supervisor level) and SMSTS certification required. First Aid at Work, Temporary Works Supervisor, and other relevant site certifications are desirable. Minimum of 3-5 years' experience in a site management or supervisory role within civil engineering or infrastructure projects. Experience working under standard forms of contract (e.g. NEC or JCT) and familiarity with construction documentation. Key Skills & Competencies Strong leadership, organisational, and decision-making abilities. In-depth knowledge of construction methods, sequencing, and temporary works. Excellent communication and coordination skills. Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, and contractual requirements. Confident in planning, reporting, and managing site-level activities. Proficient in Microsoft Office; experience with project planning tools is advantageous. Working Conditions Site-based role with travel to various project locations. Outdoor working environment in all weather conditions; PPE required. Extended working hours and occasional weekend work may be required to meet programme demands. Overnight stays may be necessary depending on project location.
Tank Recruitment
Senior Estimator Reporting to: Head of Estimating Role Overview The Senior Estimator is responsible for leading the preparation of cost estimates and tender submissions for complex infrastructure projects within the marine and heavy civil engineering sector. The role combines hands-on estimating expertise with leadership of bid activities, ensuring cost plans are accurate, competitive, and aligned with delivery and risk strategies. The position also contributes to continuous improvement across pre-construction functions. Key Responsibilities Estimating & Cost Planning Lead the development of detailed cost estimates for large-scale infrastructure projects. Review project documentation to define scope, methodology, and resource requirements. Prepare comprehensive estimates covering labour, plant, materials, subcontractors, and specialist equipment. Validate take-offs, production rates, preliminaries, and risk allowances. Ensure pricing reflects current market conditions, construction methodologies, and project-specific risks. Support value engineering and cost-efficiency initiatives. Review post-tender performance to inform future estimating strategies. Coordinate with bid support functions to produce high-quality submissions. Prepare outline programmes to support tender submissions. Bid Coordination & Governance Manage tender processes from enquiry through submission within required deadlines. Coordinate inputs from engineering, planning, and commercial teams to ensure alignment. Support pricing strategy discussions and ensure compliance with tender requirements and internal approvals. Supply Chain & Market Engagement Engage with specialist subcontractors and suppliers to obtain competitive pricing. Review and assess subcontractor quotations for scope, risk, and value. Attend site visits and meetings to develop a clear understanding of project constraints and opportunities. Leadership & Team Support Support the management and development of estimating team members. Encourage collaboration across pre-construction and delivery functions. Promote consistent standards and best practice within the estimating process. Process Improvement & Data Management Contribute to the development of estimating tools, systems, and methodologies. Support continuous improvement initiatives across pre-construction activities. Encourage effective use of digital tools and data-driven estimating approaches. Internal Collaboration Work closely with engineering, planning, commercial, operations, and business development teams. Provide input into feasibility assessments, risk reviews, and value engineering exercises. Support senior leadership with market insight and commercial intelligence. Qualifications & Experience Degree-level qualification in a construction or engineering discipline is desirable but not essential. Significant experience in estimating within marine, infrastructure, or heavy civil engineering sectors. Proven experience operating at senior estimator level on complex projects. Strong understanding of construction contracts and commercial principles. High level of competence in cost analysis, reporting, and tender preparation. Skills & Competencies Advanced numerical and analytical skills with strong attention to detail. Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications. Strong leadership, communication, and negotiation capabilities. Ability to work under pressure and manage competing deadlines. Proficient in Microsoft Office and relevant estimating or planning software. Working Arrangements Flexible working arrangements including office-based, remote, and site attendance as required. Travel to project locations may be required depending on tender and project needs.
Senior Estimator Reporting to: Head of Estimating Role Overview The Senior Estimator is responsible for leading the preparation of cost estimates and tender submissions for complex infrastructure projects within the marine and heavy civil engineering sector. The role combines hands-on estimating expertise with leadership of bid activities, ensuring cost plans are accurate, competitive, and aligned with delivery and risk strategies. The position also contributes to continuous improvement across pre-construction functions. Key Responsibilities Estimating & Cost Planning Lead the development of detailed cost estimates for large-scale infrastructure projects. Review project documentation to define scope, methodology, and resource requirements. Prepare comprehensive estimates covering labour, plant, materials, subcontractors, and specialist equipment. Validate take-offs, production rates, preliminaries, and risk allowances. Ensure pricing reflects current market conditions, construction methodologies, and project-specific risks. Support value engineering and cost-efficiency initiatives. Review post-tender performance to inform future estimating strategies. Coordinate with bid support functions to produce high-quality submissions. Prepare outline programmes to support tender submissions. Bid Coordination & Governance Manage tender processes from enquiry through submission within required deadlines. Coordinate inputs from engineering, planning, and commercial teams to ensure alignment. Support pricing strategy discussions and ensure compliance with tender requirements and internal approvals. Supply Chain & Market Engagement Engage with specialist subcontractors and suppliers to obtain competitive pricing. Review and assess subcontractor quotations for scope, risk, and value. Attend site visits and meetings to develop a clear understanding of project constraints and opportunities. Leadership & Team Support Support the management and development of estimating team members. Encourage collaboration across pre-construction and delivery functions. Promote consistent standards and best practice within the estimating process. Process Improvement & Data Management Contribute to the development of estimating tools, systems, and methodologies. Support continuous improvement initiatives across pre-construction activities. Encourage effective use of digital tools and data-driven estimating approaches. Internal Collaboration Work closely with engineering, planning, commercial, operations, and business development teams. Provide input into feasibility assessments, risk reviews, and value engineering exercises. Support senior leadership with market insight and commercial intelligence. Qualifications & Experience Degree-level qualification in a construction or engineering discipline is desirable but not essential. Significant experience in estimating within marine, infrastructure, or heavy civil engineering sectors. Proven experience operating at senior estimator level on complex projects. Strong understanding of construction contracts and commercial principles. High level of competence in cost analysis, reporting, and tender preparation. Skills & Competencies Advanced numerical and analytical skills with strong attention to detail. Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications. Strong leadership, communication, and negotiation capabilities. Ability to work under pressure and manage competing deadlines. Proficient in Microsoft Office and relevant estimating or planning software. Working Arrangements Flexible working arrangements including office-based, remote, and site attendance as required. Travel to project locations may be required depending on tender and project needs.
