PRL Site Solutions

- Conducting Fire Risk Assessments: Identifying potential fire hazards and implementing measures to mitigate risks - Monitoring Hot Works and Flammable Materials: Ensuring safe storage and handling of materials - Leading Evacuations: Guiding workers to safety during emergencies - Coordinating with Emergency Services: Providing critical information to fire crews - Maintaining Records: Keeping fire safety logs, drill reports, and inspection notes up-to-date - Training and Awareness: Educating employees on fire safety protocols and procedures To be effective, Fire Marshals should have: - Relevant Training: Fire Marshal certification, such as NEBOSH or IOSH - Construction Experience: Familiarity with EFW projects and UK regulations - Communication Skills: Ability to convey safety information clearly - Problem-Solving: Capacity to respond to emergencies and adapt to changing situations

Bookkeeper (CIS Experience Required) We are looking for a reliable and detail-oriented Bookkeeper to join our growing CIS-focused business. This role is suited to someone with a solid understanding of the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) and experience handling subcontractor processes. Key Responsibilities: Verifying subcontractors in line with CIS requirements Collecting and maintaining all necessary subcontractor information and documentation Processing and recording CIS-related transactions Maintaining accurate financial records Supporting the accountant with day-to-day bookkeeping (year-end preparation handled by the accountant) Requirements: Working knowledge of CIS and subcontractor verification (essential) Strong attention to detail and organisational skills Ability to maintain accurate and up-to-date records Confident communication when dealing with subcontractors Previous bookkeeping experience is beneficial but not essential What We Offer: Supportive working environment Opportunity to grow within the role Clear responsibilities with no year-end accounting workload

A Telehandler 360 Roto Operator role involves operating a versatile telehandler with 360-degree rotation and attachments for various tasks on construction or industrial sites. Key responsibilities include: - Operating the Telehandler: Safely manoeuvring the machine, using attachments like forks, buckets, or grabs. - Material Handling: Moving materials, loading/unloading trucks, and placing items accurately. - Site Safety: Ensuring a safe working area, spotting hazards, and following site rules. - Maintenance Checks: Conducting pre-use checks, reporting issues, and keeping the machine tidy. Typical requirements include: - Licence: CPCS or NPORS telehandler certification (A50 or similar). - Experience: Prior experience operating telehandlers, ideally with 360 Roto models. - Skills: Good spatial awareness, ability to work at heights, and basic mechanical knowledge.

An Electrical QA/QC role on a factory new build project in the UK involves ensuring electrical installations meet quality and safety standards. Key responsibilities include: - Inspecting and Testing: Verifying electrical systems, components, and wiring comply with BS7671 and project specs. - Documentation: Reviewing and approving electrical drawings, test certificates, and inspection reports. - Quality Checks: Conducting audits and inspections to ensure compliance with quality procedures. - Non-Conformance Reporting: Identifying and reporting defects, ensuring corrective actions are taken. - Liaising with Contractors: Coordinating with electrical contractors, engineers, and site teams. Typical requirements include: - Qualifications: 2391, 2394, or 2395 certification, with ECS Gold Card. - Experience: Proven QA/QC experience in electrical engineering or construction. - Knowledge: Strong understanding of BS7671, electrical safety, and quality management systems.

A Civils Foreman role on an Energy-from-Waste (EfW) new build project in the UK involves overseeing site operations, managing crews, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and quality standards. Key responsibilities include : - Supervising Site Operations: Manage daily activities, including waste handling, mobile plant operations, and site logistics. - Team Management: Lead a team of operatives, ensuring they're trained and equipped to perform tasks safely and efficiently. - Quality Control: Monitor work quality, conduct inspections, and ensure compliance with project specifications. - Safety and Environmental: Enforce health, safety, and environmental policies, identifying and mitigating risks. - Communication: Liaise with site managers, engineers, and subcontractors to ensure smooth project delivery. - Planning and Organisation: Coordinate labour, materials, and equipment to meet project deadlines. Typical requirements for a Civils Foreman role include: - Experience: Proven track record in civil engineering or construction, preferably in EfW or similar sectors. - Qualifications: SMSTS, CSCS card, and relevant industry certifications. - Skills: Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving abilities.

A Slinger Signaller role in the UK involves communicating with crane operators and banksmen to ensure safe load movement on construction sites. Key responsibilities include: - Guiding Crane Operations: Using hand signals or radios to direct crane operators during lifts, ensuring loads are clear of obstacles. - Site Safety: Maintaining a safe working area, spotting hazards, and enforcing site rules. - Load Checks: Verifying loads are secure before signalling the crane operator to move them. - Team Coordination: Liaising with banksmen, slingers, and other site workers to manage load movements safely. Typical requirements for a Slinger Signaller role include: - Training: CITB Slinger/Signaller certification or equivalent. - Experience: Prior experience on construction sites preferred, though not always necessary with training. - Skills: Good communication, spatial awareness, and ability to work at heights if needed.

ob Title: Site Supervisor Industry: Construction, EFW Location: Pembrokshire Job Summary: We're looking for an experienced Site Supervisor to oversee daily construction activities on our EFW new build project, ensuring quality, safety, and timely delivery. Key Responsibilities: - Manage site activities: Coordinate trades, monitor progress, and ensure quality standards - HSE oversight: Enforce site safety rules, conduct inspections, and report incidents - Team leadership: Supervise operatives, provide guidance, and manage subcontractors - Project coordination: Liaise with project managers, engineers, and clients - Quality control: Monitor works, ensure compliance with specs and regulations Requirements: - Construction experience: Preferably in EFW or similar sectors (e.g., power, process) - Supervisory experience: Proven track record leading teams - UK regulations: Familiarity with CDM, HASAWA, etc. - Communication skills: Able to engage with teams, clients, and stakeholders

Job Title: HSE Advisor Industry: Construction, EFW Location: Pembrokeshire Job Summary: We're looking for an experienced HSE Advisor to support our EFW new build project, ensuring compliance with UK regulations and company standards. Key Responsibilities: - Monitor and advise on HSE performance: Conduct site inspections, audits, and risk assessments - Ensure compliance: UK regulations (e.g., CDM 2015, HASAWA 1974), company policies - Support project teams: Provide HSE guidance, training, and toolbox talks - Incident management: Investigate incidents, report to authorities (e.g., HSE RIF1), and implement corrective actions - Promote HSE culture: Encourage best practices, recognise good performance Requirements: - HSE qualification: NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent - Construction experience: Preferably in EFW or similar sectors - UK regulatory knowledge: Familiarity with CDM, HASAWA, etc. - Communication skills: Able to engage with project teams and stakeholders

Key aspects of the role: Confined Space Training: Ground workers in this role will have completed specialized training courses, such as the City & Guilds Confined Spaces or EUSR Confined Spaces courses, to gain the necessary knowledge and skills. Safe Systems of Work: They will be familiar with and follow established safe systems of work, including the use of permit-to-work systems for confined spaces. Risk Assessment and Mitigation: They will be able to identify potential hazards in confined spaces, such as lack of oxygen, toxic gases, or engulfment risks, and implement appropriate control measures. Equipment Use: They will be trained in the use of specialized equipment for confined space entry, such as gas detectors, ventilation equipment, and rescue apparatus. Emergency Procedures: They will be prepared to respond to emergencies within a confined space and know how to initiate rescue procedures