Site engineer
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Project: Thames Water
Location: Oxfordshire area
start: May 2026
We are seeking two experienced Site Engineers to support a major programme of archaeological works on the White Horse Reservoir project. This is a fast-paced, site-based role requiring a mix of surveying capability and strong coordination skills.
Key Responsibilities
Setting out using GPS/GNSS equipment (grids, trench locations, site boundaries)
Monitoring and reporting subcontractor progress against programme
Issuing and managing dig permits / permits to break ground
Coordinating with archaeologists, subcontractors, and the wider project team
Identifying and resolving delays and site constraints
Maintaining accurate site records, surveys, and progress logs
Requirements
Proven experience as a Site Engineer on civil, enabling, or infrastructure projects
Competent in GPS/GNSS surveying equipment (e.g. Leica, Trimble, Topcon)
Strong understanding of site processes, permits, and health & safety
Ability to manage and communicate effectively with multiple stakeholders
Proactive approach to problem-solving and programme tracking
Desirable
Experience working alongside archaeological or environmental teams
Background in earthworks or large-scale enabling works
Additional Information
Immediate interviews available
Start: Early May 2026
Duration through to August 2026, with potential for further work
This role would suit engineers who are confident working in dynamic site environments and can balance technical surveying with day-to-day site coordination and progress management.
To apply or find out more, please get in touch with your CV and availability
Project: Thames Water
Location: Oxfordshire area
start: May 2026
We are seeking two experienced Site Engineers to support a major programme of archaeological works on the White Horse Reservoir project. This is a fast-paced, site-based role requiring a mix of surveying capability and strong coordination skills.
Key Responsibilities
Setting out using GPS/GNSS equipment (grids, trench locations, site boundaries)
Monitoring and reporting subcontractor progress against programme
Issuing and managing dig permits / permits to break ground
Coordinating with archaeologists, subcontractors, and the wider project team
Identifying and resolving delays and site constraints
Maintaining accurate site records, surveys, and progress logs
Requirements
Proven experience as a Site Engineer on civil, enabling, or infrastructure projects
Competent in GPS/GNSS surveying equipment (e.g. Leica, Trimble, Topcon)
Strong understanding of site processes, permits, and health & safety
Ability to manage and communicate effectively with multiple stakeholders
Proactive approach to problem-solving and programme tracking
Desirable
Experience working alongside archaeological or environmental teams
Background in earthworks or large-scale enabling works
Additional Information
Immediate interviews available
Start: Early May 2026
Duration through to August 2026, with potential for further work
This role would suit engineers who are confident working in dynamic site environments and can balance technical surveying with day-to-day site coordination and progress management.
To apply or find out more, please get in touch with your CV and availability