Site Engineer(Residential)(Clonsilla)

Site Engineer – Clonsilla DOE: €65k – €75k Company Overview: A main contractor with numerous projects across Europe is seeking a Site Engineer to support their team on a design and build residential project in Clonsilla, Dublin 15. Job Summary: You will be responsible for assisting the construction management team in the on-site control of the building elements of projects. Setting out, levelling and quality control, including concrete quality through cube sampling, slump testing, etc.

Checks shuttering, steel and other dimensions prior to concrete pours and maintains materials reconciliation files. Record keeping of all site activities, maintaining a site diary, uploading material to the DMS, etc. Supervision of other directly employed and subcontractor personnel engaged in various elements of the construction project. Adheres strictly to the Company’s health and safety, environmental, quality and other on-site policies and procedures.

Qualifications and Experience: Relevant engineering qualification Minimum 2–3 years’ experience with a building contractor Excellent IT skills Sound working knowledge of surveying instruments and equipment Strong problem-solving skills and self-motivation Ability to work effectively in a team environment Career progression opportunities for high performers Benefits : An attractive rewards package, including car allowance, pension scheme, professional subscriptions and other benefits, including opportunities for additional responsibility and career development, will be available to the successful candidates.

Interested candidates should attach their CV, including their current address, and submit their application to [email protected]. For a confidential conversation, please call Lorcan on (087) 9200905. O’Neill and Brennan values diversity and promotes equality, All individuals will be treated in a fair and equal manner and in accordance with the law regardless of gender, marital status, race, religion, colour, age, disability or sexual orientation