Brownlee Cale Ltd

We're looking for an experienced Site Agent to take ownership of a circa £2m Water Treatment infrastructure scheme in Cumbria. With approximately 12 months of delivery, this is an opportunity to take control of a project from mobilisation through construction, commissioning and handover. The Role You'll be responsible for the day-to-day delivery of the scheme, including: Overall management of site operations Managing the Engineer, Supervisor, direct labour and specialist subcontractors Driving the construction programme and short-term look-aheads Coordinating civils, mechanical and associated works Managing labour, plant, materials and procurement requirements Managing RAMS, permits and site documentation Driving QA, ITPs and progressive handover Monitoring productivity, cost and programme performance Maintaining accurate contemporary project records Identifying and recording change Working closely with Commercial and Planning teams Managing client, designer and stakeholder interfaces Coordinating commissioning and project close-out You'll Need Proven Site Agent / Site Manager experience Strong civil engineering background Water / wastewater treatment experience highly advantageous Experience taking ownership of projects in the £1m £5m range Strong subcontractor and programme management capability SMSTS, Temporary Works Supervisor and appropriate CSCS This will suit a Site Agent who likes owning their project rather than being one of many managers on a huge scheme. Off Payroll engagement subject to SDS/SDC assessment

We're looking for an experienced Temporary Works Manager / Temporary Works Engineer to support delivery of a major reinforced concrete package . Strong formwork and/or falsework experience is a critical requirement. Working alongside the existing Temporary Works Manager, you'll provide additional engineering, design and procurement support across a fast-paced FRC operation with multiple concurrent work fronts. The Role You'll support the Temporary Works function with: Reviewing and developing Temporary Works Design Briefs Reviewing formwork and falsework proposals for suitability and constructability Supporting procurement of formwork, falsework, propping and associated TW systems Liaising with specialist suppliers and Temporary Works Designers Reviewing designs, drawings, calculations and technical submissions Ensuring proposed solutions reflect actual construction methodology and sequencing Supporting technical evaluation of supplier proposals Identifying upcoming TW requirements against the construction programme Coordinating design information through approval and into construction Supporting resolution of site queries and design changes Working closely with Engineering, Construction, Procurement and the existing TWM Ensuring Temporary Works solutions are practical, safe and available when the site needs them You'll Need Strong formwork and/or falsework experience essential Major reinforced concrete / civil engineering experience Ideally an Engineering background Strong understanding of Temporary Works design and constructability Experience reviewing Temporary Works Design Briefs Good knowledge of BS 5975 Experience working with specialist formwork/falsework suppliers TWC qualification is essential This isn't simply about administering Temporary Works. We need someone who can look at a proposed solution, understand how it's going to be built, challenge it where necessary and help the project procure and implement the right solution. This is an off-payroll engagement. Circa 50 hour minimum working week applies and comfortable overnight accommodation will be provided in addition to the propose hourly rate.

We're looking for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a specialist self-delivery contractor delivering a major reinforced concrete package. The contract operates under NEC4 Option E (Cost Reimbursable) and this is an administration-heavy commercial role. The value is in ensuring the volume of work being delivered is captured, evidenced, substantiated and recovered. The Role You'll take ownership of day-to-day commercial activity and applications, including: Preparing and managing applications for payment Capturing and substantiating Defined Cost Maintaining detailed labour, plant, material and subcontract records Reconciling actual costs against applications and forecasts Ensuring supporting evidence is complete and audit-ready Identifying and mitigating Disallowed Cost exposure Managing Early Warnings and Compensation Events Capturing and substantiating change as it happens Maintaining strong contemporary records Responding to client queries and assessments Commercial management of subcontractors and suppliers Cost forecasting and commercial reporting Working closely with site teams to ensure commercially important information isn't missed Who We're Looking For Strong NEC3/NEC4 experience Ideally Option E / cost reimbursable experience Major civil engineering, FRC or infrastructure background Strong understanding of Defined Cost and cost substantiation Exceptionally organised and administratively strong Comfortable managing significant volumes of commercial information Meticulous attention to detail and record keeping If you dislike detailed administration, reconciliation and evidence gathering, this role probably isn't for you. However, if you're the type of QS who wants the commercial records watertight and understands that under Option E, good cost capture directly impacts recovery, this is a significant role on one of the UK's major infrastructure projects. This is an off-payroll engagement and hybrid working is available (3/4 days on-site, 2/1 off-site)

We're supporting an established civil engineering contractor are looking for an experienced and commercially aware Estimator to Senior Estimator to join their team. The business has grown consistently through strong relationships, repeat work on estabish frameworks, and a collaborative approach. They offer a close-knit, team-focused environment where people support each other, share knowledge, and take pride in their work. With a highly experienced team, it s a place where you can continue to learn and build a long-term career. This is an office-based role suited to someone who enjoys working collaboratively, taking ownership of tenders, and contributing to the continued growth of the business. You ll play a key role in the pre-construction phase, producing accurate and competitive estimates from drawings and specifications across a range of civil engineering projects, particularly within local authority frameworks. What you'll be doing day to day: Preparing detailed cost estimates from drawings and specifications Reviewing tender documents and identifying key risks and opportunities Liaising with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain competitive quotations Collaborating with internal teams to ensure accurate and commercially viable submissions Supporting bid submissions and contributing to tender strategy Working closely with senior management to align estimates with business objectives Managing multiple tenders and deadlines effectively What they are looking for: 5 7 years experience within a civil engineering or construction estimating role (HNC/HND/Degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or similar) The ability to price from first principles Proven experience working from drawings and specifications at tender stage Experience within local authority projects (highways, drainage, bridges, etc.) Ability to hit the ground running and work with minimal supervision Strong attention to detail and commercial awareness A collaborative mindset and willingness to support and mentor others What's on offer: £65,000 £75,000 p/annum salary depending on seniority and experience Full benefits package including health insurance, pension, death in service, car allowance, and 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Long-term career stability within a growing business Supportive, team-focused working environment Opportunity to contribute to major growth plans

We're currently looking for Temporary Works Supervisor will support the safe and controlled implementation of temporary works across a major infrastructure project. Working closely with the Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC), engineering team, construction management and site supervision, the TWS will provide day-to-day supervision of temporary works within their allocated areas. The role is particularly focused on ensuring temporary works are installed, used, inspected, modified and dismantled in accordance with the approved design, temporary works procedures and agreed construction methodology. The project is a fast-paced, self-delivery environment with multiple simultaneous work fronts and a significant site workforce, requiring strong organisation, communication and site supervision. Temporary Works Supervision Supervise temporary works activities within allocated areas under the direction of the Temporary Works Coordinator. Ensure temporary works are constructed and installed in accordance with the approved design, drawings, specifications and method statements. Check that the latest approved temporary works information is available to the construction team before works commence. Ensure relevant supervisors, engineers and operatives understand the temporary works requirements applicable to their activities. Monitor temporary works throughout their installation and use. Identify deviations from the approved temporary works design and ensure these are raised immediately with the TWC. Ensure temporary works are not altered, loaded, dismantled or otherwise changed without the appropriate authorisation. Support the controlled dismantling and removal of temporary works when no longer required. Inspection & Control Carry out and coordinate inspections of temporary works at the required stages. Ensure hold points and inspection requirements are observed before construction activities proceed. Verify that temporary works have been installed in accordance with the approved design before requesting the appropriate permit or authorisation. Assist with pre-use inspections and checks prior to temporary works being brought into service. Monitor temporary works during use for signs of movement, damage, deterioration or unauthorised alteration. Ensure any defects or non-conformances are identified, reported and appropriately resolved. Maintain clear inspection and supervision records. Coordination Work closely with the Temporary Works Coordinator to understand upcoming temporary works requirements. Liaise with Site Engineers, Senior Engineers, Sub Agents, Construction Managers, General Foremen and supervisors. Coordinate temporary works activities with the construction programme and individual work fronts. Assist in identifying upcoming temporary works requirements before they become programme constraints. Attend temporary works, engineering and construction coordination meetings where required. Ensure the site delivery team understands any restrictions, loading limitations or sequencing requirements associated with temporary works. Documentation & Compliance Support the TWC in maintaining accurate temporary works documentation. Ensure approved drawings, design information and relevant documentation are available at the point of work. Maintain records of inspections and temporary works activities within allocated areas. Ensure temporary works procedures and project-specific requirements are followed. Support the close-out of temporary works documentation following completion and dismantling. Escalate any temporary works concern immediately where the installation or site condition differs from the approved design. Experience & Qualifications The successful individual should ideally have: Previous experience supervising temporary works on major civil engineering, reinforced concrete or infrastructure projects. Good understanding of temporary works procedures and the relationship between the TWC, TWS, Temporary Works Designer and construction team. Ability to interpret temporary works drawings, specifications and technical information. Strong inspection and record-keeping capability. Applicants must hold a CITB Temporary Works Supervisor qualification Project working hours are 11 per day across a 11 day on 3 day off rotation and competitive overtime rates for weekend working.