Site Supervisor

Overview

Oversee highway construction site ensuring safety, quality, schedule, and budget.

Key Responsibilities

• stakeholder communication
• safety management
• site supervision
• progress monitoring
• budget delivery
• team coordination

Tasks

-Maintain strong communication with stakeholders and promote a positive safety culture. -Supervise site operations to ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards. -Monitor progress against project plans and report on performance. -Ensure works are delivered to specification, on time, and within budget. -Coordinate and manage site teams, subcontractors, and resources effectively.

Requirements

• ilm level3
• cscs gold
• sssts/smsts
• highways
• leadership
• communication

What You Bring

Taylor Woodrow, a leading infrastructure and civil engineering specialist, is seeking an experienced Site Supervisor to join their team on a major highways project in Hull. -ILM Level 3 in Construction Supervision -CSCS Gold Card -SSSTS or SMSTS Certification -Proven experience supervising highways or civil engineering projects. -Strong leadership, organisational, and communication skills.

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Benefits

Salary: Competitive -Opportunity to work on a flagship highways project. -Competitive salary and benefits package. -Career development and training within a leading construction company.

About Taylor Woodrow

-Over decades, the company expanded into global civil engineering, tackling pioneering projects such as the world’s first commercial nuclear power station and the Channel Tunnel. -It has delivered high‑profile infrastructure projects including stations on Crossrail, HS2 works (Old Oak Common), waste recovery parks and major rail concourses. -Its core expertise spans rail, transport infrastructure, civil engineering and urban regeneration works across the UK. -An unusual legacy: constructed Calder Hall, the world’s first commercial nuclear power station, and was part of the original Channel Tunnel consortium.

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