With a wealth of experience and partnerships within Engineering & Manufacturing, Linear Recruitment helps candidates to find their perfect Site Engineer job. Our trusted relationships mean we also often have exclusive access to new roles before they reach the open market.
Browse our latest Site Engineer jobs below, or for more information about existing roles, please contact our recruitment consultants.
Site Agent
Site Engineer
Telehandler Driver
Labourer
Project Manager
Senior Planning Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Senior Electrical Engineer
Design Manager
Principal Civil Engineer
Streetworks Coordinator
Site Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Site Engineer
Sub Agent
Senior Project Manager
Operations Manager
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Quantity Surveyor
Design Manager
Managing Quantity Surveyor
Commercial Manager
Project Manager
Estimator (Mechanical & Electrical)
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Estimator
Site Engineer
MEICA Project Manager
Project Engineer (MEICA)
Project Manager
Senior Project Manager
Engineering Manager
Planner
Site Agent
Section Engineer
Planning Engineer
Senior Planner
General Foreman
Site Engineer
Senior Engineer
Sub Agent
Estimator
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Drainage Engineer
Principal Civil Engineer
Senior Environmental Advisor
Business Development Manager
Site Engineer
Senior Project Manager
Project Manager
Estimator
Project Manager / Estimator
Commercial Manager
Quantity Surveyor
Senior Area Supervisor
Senior Project Manager
Senior Quantity Surveyor - Consultancy
EC&I Design Engineer
Fire Alarm Designer
Quantity Surveyor
QA/QC Manager
Senior Site Manager (Civils - Critical Infrastructure)
Senior Quantity Surveyor (CSA)
Project Manager
Business Development Manager (Nationwide)
Senior Build Estimator
Site Administrator
Contracts Manager
Design Manager
Design Manager
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Design Engineer
Senior General Foreman
Design Manager
Assistant Quantity Surveyor D
Quantity Surveyor D
Senior Quantity Surveyor D
Sub Agent
Site Engineer
Customer Experience Coordinator
Senior Site Manager
Senior Project Manager
Survey Manager
Project Engineer
Construction Manager
Temporary Works Supervisor
Commercial Manager
Site Manager
Site Manager
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Quantity Surveyor
Site Manager (Coventry)
Purchase to Pay - Subcontractor Specialist
Estimator
MEP Project Manager
Site Manager
Site Engineer
Site Manager - New Build Social Housing
Site Supervisor
Site Manager
Assistant Site Manager
Document Controller
P6 Planner
Skilled Labourer (Finisher)
Temporary Work Coordinator
Site Engineer
Assistant Buyer
Senior Estimator
Assistant Quantity Surveyor
Site Manager
Site Supervisor
Site Manager
Senior / QS
Working Foreman
Finishing Manager
Supervisor -Nights
Planner
Supervisor
General Foreman
Contracts Manager
MEICA Project Engineer
General Foreman
Structural Steel Project Manager
Chargehand Foreman
Project Manager - Highways
Supervisor
Assistant Site Manager
Quality Manager
Planner
Civil Design Manager
Assistant Quantity Surveyor
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Civil Design Engineer
Mechanical Supervisor
Principal Civil Engineer
Site Engineer Job FAQs
What is a Site Engineer?
Site Engineers are responsible for giving technical guidance, designing, organising and overseeing construction projects. The primary role of a site engineer is to ensure that construction projects are completed safely, within budget, and on schedule, while also meeting all relevant quality and regulatory requirements. They are typically involved in the planning and design phases of the project, as well as the construction, testing, and commissioning phases.
What is the average salary of a Site Engineer in the UK?
According to Glassdoor, the average salary of a Site Enginner in the UK is currently around £38,515 PA, but this will depend on your level of experience as well as other factors, like location.
What training/qualifications do I need?
The training and qualifications required for site engineers may vary depending on the specific industry and region in which they work, but generally, they need to have a strong educational background in engineering or a related field, as well as relevant work experience.
Typically, site engineers will have a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field. Some employers may also require a professional engineering license or certification, such as a P.E. (Professional Engineer) license.
What skills do Site Engineers need?
Key skills for Site Engineers include the ability to communicate verbally and in writing and to work well with numerous other professionals like construction managers, quantity surveyors, subcontractors, architects, designers, and other engineers. Other key skills include:
- Reading and interpret construction plans and specifications
- Knowledge of relevant building codes and regulations
- Familiarity with construction materials, techniques, and equipment
- Excellent problem-solving and decision-making abilities.
What career paths/progression opportunities are available?
Common progression routes for Site Engineers include Senior Site Engineer positions and management roles, such as:
- Project Manager roles
- Construction Manager roles
- Engineering Manager roles
Why use Linear Recruitment to find your next Site Engineer job?
Linear Recruit has been a specialist in construction sector recruitment since our conception in 2001, and we’ve proudly recruited on behalf of clients working on large, high-profile construction projects across the UK. With a number of preferential agreements in place with clients in the Construction industry we often have exclusive access to Site Engineer vacancies before they reach the open market.
We recruit at multiple levels including both junior and senior roles and support all candidates with interview advice, CV preparation tips, and comprehensive career advice.
How do I apply for a job through Linear Recruitment?
Applying for a Site Engineer job with Linear Recruitment is quick and easy. Just hit the ‘apply for role’ button and then fill out the contact form or email the recruitment consultant directly using the details at the bottom of the job description. Need additional help or information? Just get in touch.