Site Engineer
Link-Force - Recruitment for the construction industry · Dublin, Ireland · contractor · 5 days ago
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We are currently seeking a Site Engineer to join an ongoing project in Dublin 8. In this role, you will be responsible for marking out the site, ensuring precise levels, and determining the exact locations for infrastructural elements, utilising tools such as total stations and GPS. You will have a critical role in maintaining technical oversight by verifying designs, drawings, and quantities for accuracy, whilst ensuring all work aligns with the structural plans and specifications. The successful candidate will be expected to coordinate effectively with various teams on-site, monitor progress, and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations throughout the project duration.
- Proven experience as a Site Engineer within construction or infrastructure projects
- Ability to mark out sites, level, and establish locations for key elements using total stations and GPS equipment
- Strong understanding of technical drawings, structural plans, and project documentation
- Knowledge of health and safety standards and protocols on construction sites
If you need the above requirements, we encourage you to apply.
- Employer
- Link-Force - Recruitment for the construction industry
- Location
- Dublin, Ireland
- Contract
- contractor
- Salary
- 320 GBP day