Sub Agent

Description

• Participate in RESS meetings, agree RESS content, and deliver RESS briefings.
• Manages small teams with clear guidance, direction and coordination.
• Mentors and develops junior members of the project team.
• Lead start-of-shift safety briefings, review method statements and activity plans, and continually monitor safety performance.
• Champions best practice and safety initiatives to ensure a safe working environment.
• Maintain regular communication with the Construction Manager.
• Ensure CDM compliance, including the development of the CDM Health and Safety File.
• Oversee and facilitate the safe and efficient execution of all work activities.
• Provides day-to-day leadership to achieve project deliverables.
• Support the delivery of marine works, heavy civils, earthworks, pavements and associated port infrastructure.
• Coordinate resource allocation and manage logistics, particularly around marine and port-side interfaces.
• Oversee the operation and maintenance of all plant and equipment.
• Developing budgetary oversight expertise.
• Carry out compliance checks as indicated by the activity plan.
• Manage interfaces between landside and marine works, ensuring activities are sequenced safely and effectively.
• Ensure compliance with the Environmental Management Plan, including requirements specific to marine works and port operations.
• Responsible for all activities on shift, including management of the construction and marine supply chain.
• Coordinate with marine contractors, port stakeholders and logistics teams to maintain safe and efficient operations around the live port environment.
• Promotes an inclusive and collaborative working environment.
• Ensure effective implementation of the RESS.
• Conduct daily morning briefings for the workforce.
• Ensure all necessary certificates, assurance documentation and compliance records are produced and properly filed.

Requirements

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Working knowledge and expertise relevant to marine, civils or port-related construction.
• Influencing and negotiation skills.
• Good understanding of project management methodologies and construction sequencing.
• Proven experience in managing or supporting small to medium-sized construction or infrastructure projects.
• Problem-solving and analytical thinking.
• Solid knowledge of HSE regulations and sector-specific requirements for marine and port infrastructure works.
• CITB Site Manager Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) completed.
• Strong ability to communicate, coordinate and collaborate with stakeholders.
• Appropriate CSCS card (or local equivalent).
• MCIOB / MAPM / MRICS / MICE (or working towards) or local equivalent.
• Experience within the construction delivery phase, ideally including marine, port or civils environments.
• Ability to promote and champion DFMA and off-site fabrication where beneficial.
• Developed communication, presentation and project planning skills.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance