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We are working with a leading infrastructure contractor who requires a Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) for a major civils scheme at Thickthorn Junction.

This is a critical role overseeing the safe and effective planning, coordination, and implementation of temporary and permanent works on a high-value highways and infrastructure project.

Key Responsibilities:



Lead the coordination and management of temporary works throughout the project lifecycle

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Liaise with site teams, designers, and external consultants to ensure safe, buildable solutions

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Oversee technical assurance, buildability, and method engineering for complex operations including:

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Earthworks, piling, pavements, roadworks

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Bridges, culverts, underpasses, and drainage

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Souring and lifting operations

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Review and approve Method Statements, ITPs, and ensure alignment between temporary and permanent works

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Coordinate design change control, procurement of technical packages, and material approvals (MARs)

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Monitor engineering risks including ground movements and unexpected conditions

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Support digital delivery and the use of 3D models and structured data for digital handover

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Ensure compliance with engineering standards, health and safety procedures, and project quality controls

Requirements:

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Proven experience as a Temporary Works Coordinator or similar engineering role in civil infrastructure

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In-depth understanding of temporary works processes, legislation, and technical assurance

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Background in major civils projects (highways, structures, drainage, earthworks etc.)

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Excellent knowledge of method engineering and buildability processes

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Strong communication and coordination skills

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Relevant engineering qualifications and TWC accreditation

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SMSTS, CSCS, and First Aid – desirable

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a long-term project in a technically challenging and rewarding role, with the chance to contribute to a nationally significant infrastructure scheme.

Apply today to be considered for immediate start

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