Civil Project Engineer

Civil Project Engineer - Contract Opportunity



Your Next Challenge Awaits

Join our client, a leading name in the FMCG sector, and contribute to innovative civil projects in Oxfordshire. As a Civil Project Engineer, you''ll play an integral role in delivering key construction initiatives for a food manufacturing environment. If you''re an all-rounder with a strong civil construction focus and adaptability in mechanical and electrical elements, this role is for you. With a 6-month contract (potential for extension), this is the perfect opportunity to showcase your expertise in project delivery and regulations compliance in a dynamic and highly skilled team.

• Civil Construction Focus: Expertise in construction projects, including new buildings and service connections.
• Project Versatility: Ability to work across various phases of projects, from design to spades-in-the-ground execution.
• Regulations Knowledge: Experience with GMP and CDM regulations in a manufacturing environment.
• Well-Rounded Skills: Familiarity with mechanical and electrical aspects to effectively navigate multidisciplinary challenges.

• Location: On-site in Oxfordshire
• Contract Length: 6 months, with potential for extension
• Rate: -400 per day (Outside IR35)
• Schedule: 5 days on-site

Don''t miss this chance to make an impact in a thriving sector. Reach out to secure your place for a start in 6-8 weeks.

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