Site Engineer (Piling)

Company: Carmichael UK
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Location: London
Job Description:

Site Engineer (Piling)

Location: Central , LondonRate: £320 – £350 per day (Ltd Company)Duration: 12 WeeksStart Date: Early/Mid September 2026

Carmichael UK are recruiting for an experienced Site Engineer to join a specialist piling contractor on a major infrastructure project near King's Cross Station. The project involves the construction of a secant piled wall.

This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer with piling and geotechnical experience to support the delivery of a technically challenging scheme during a critical phase of works.

Responsibilities

  • Manage quality assurance and quality control activities for allocated piling operations.
  • Review, implement and maintain compliance with Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs).
  • Inspect reinforcement cages upon delivery and verify compliance with project requirements.
  • Coordinate piling sequences and daily work activities with the Project Manager and site team.
  • Complete pile records and pile logs accurately and within required timescales.
  • Maintain and update concrete cube registers and associated quality documentation.
  • Raise, manage and close out non-conformance reports (NCRs) where required.
  • Ensure all records, inspections and quality documentation are completed to project standards.
  • Support safe delivery of works in accordance with company and client procedures.

Requirements

  • Previous experience working as a Site Engineer on piling, ground engineering or geotechnical projects.
  • Experience working with secant piled walls, rotary bored piling, CFA piling or similar techniques is advantageous.
  • Strong understanding of quality assurance processes, ITPs and inspection requirements.
  • Experience maintaining site records, pile logs and quality documentation.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and coordinate effectively with operational teams.
  • CSCS Card essential.
  • First Aid and SMSTS/SSSTS beneficial but not essential.

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Posted: August 26th, 2026