Overview
As Site Manager / Assistant Construction Manager, you will oversee the delivery of critical infrastructure for a major new residential community near Brentwood. You’ll engage from design through construction, completion and adoption, coordinating across contractors, consultants and authorities. The role blends hands-on site leadership with design input to ensure safe, high-quality delivery at scale. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to shape the project’s lifecycle and impact. This is a high-visibility opportunity to help deliver a flagship development and drive timely, compliant completion.
Pay / Benefits
- 55,000 – 65,000 salary
- Car Allowance / Company Car
- Excellent benefits package
- Flagship residential development
- Long-term career progression opportunities
- Involvement in major community delivery
Responsibilities
- Provide technical input during infrastructure design and buildability feedback.
- Coordinate infrastructure and utility interfaces and review contractor submissions.
- Assist with construction access, haul road and logistics planning as part of the site plan.
- Monitor on-site contractor performance for programme, quality, and standards compliance.
- Support the consultant delivery team and provide engineering assistance on site.
- Review Health & Safety documentation, as-built records, and handover information.
- Support quality assurance, inspections, and contract deliverables on completion.
- Monitor defects period and assist with final inspections and close-out activities.
- Coordinate servicing parcels with housebuilders and manage site permit requirements.
- Act as a main point of contact for site stakeholders and support day-to-day site operations.
Key requirements
- Previous Civil Engineering / Infrastructure experience
- Experience managing contractors on-site
- Strong understanding of highways, drainage and utility infrastructure
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
- SMSTS or SSSTS
- CSCS Managers Black Card or Supervisors Gold Card
- Full UK Driving Licence
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Proactive and solutions-focused mindset
- Team-oriented collaboration in multidisciplinary environments
- Reading and interpreting engineering drawings
- Highways, drainage and utility infrastructure knowledge
- RAMS review and ITP knowledge
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