Surfacing Supervisor

Position: Surfacing Supervisor

Location: Wiltshire

Salary: £50,000.00 - £58,000.00

Our client who are one of the UK's largest and most successful Surface & Highways Companies are looking for a Surfacing Site Supervisor to work on arrangement of surfacing projects such as Highways, Retail, Rail, Aviation, Commercial and Defence.

The Surfacing Supervisor will be implementing and promoting the company health and safety policy whilst supervising surfacing works and assist the Contracts Manager in day-to-day management and delivery of the project.

The Supervisor will be ensuring that the project in kept in line with safety, quality, cost control and delivery of programme to client's satisfaction.

The Supervisor must have previous experience in a similar role within Highways or surfacing and hold a valid NRSWA and SMSTS Card.

Surfacing Supervisor Salary & Benefits

• Salary up to £58,000 depending on experience
• Holiday 25 days per year plus bank holiday
• Company car
• Pension
• Company Bonus + Birthday Bonus
• Enhanced Maternity + Paternity
• Life Insurance

Surfacing Supervisor Job Overview

• Manage and comply with all Health and Safety requirements
• Produce forward programme for contracts manager including material, labour and plant requirements
• Monitor progress of works programmes and advise of movement during period
• Undertake required number of Site Inspections and Safety Tours
• Complete L, P & M Return Raise NCR's and provide supporting information
• Manage operations to ensure best use of resource
• Liaise closely with commercial and QS teams to enhance value of contracts

Surfacing Supervisor Job Requirements

• NVQ level 3 / 4 construction supervision - Desirable Asphalt and road laying experience
• CSCS, SMSTS or SSSTS Site measurement experience
• Understanding of CDM regulations and relevant standards and specifications
• Experience of dealing with the commercial elements capture all costs and potential value streams
• Good understanding of operational procedures
• Understand programme and outputs to forward plan works for all allocated schemes