Site Engineer

Site Engineer - Nuclear New Build Project
Location: Cumbria (CA20)

We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Site Engineer to join a major nuclear infrastructure project in Cumbria as part of a newly awarded 9-year framework. This is your chance to be involved from the ground up on a brand-new project, delivering critical infrastructure within one of the UK's most secure and rapidly growing sectors. Whether you're already working in nuclear or looking to bring your civil engineering expertise into a highly regulated environment, this role offers long-term security, career progression, and the opportunity to work on a project that will leave a lasting legacy.

This position would suit a Site Engineer with experience in civil engineering, infrastructure, energy, rail, utilities or nuclear projects.

Key Responsibilities

Providing engineering control, setting out and technical support for construction works
Producing permits, task briefs and supporting project documentation
Monitoring quality assurance processes and maintaining accurate records
Supporting Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) and managing quality documentation
Identifying and resolving design and construction issues
Collaborating with project teams, subcontractors and stakeholders
Maintaining site diaries and progress records
Promoting a strong culture of Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality compliance
Supporting temporary works implementation and construction planning activities

Up to £60,000 basic salary, £4,250 annual car allowance, permanent position, day shifts only, 40-hour working week, long-term job security on a 9-year framework, clear career development opportunities, and the chance to work on a high-profile nuclear new build project.

So, if you're looking for your next challenge within the nuclear industry and want to be part of a nationally significant infrastructure project with excellent long-term prospects, get in touch today with Toni Nutbeem on (url removed)
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed