Planner
- Major Projects, Aviation, Water, Rail
- Primavera P6/7, Asta Power, MS
- Site Engineering Background
- Forensic, Delay Analysis, Change
- Analytical, commercially aware
- BEng Civil Engineering
- Central London, UK
- £40,000 - £51,000
- Contract
- CIVIL ENGINEERING
Site Engineer
- Steel Frame / RC Structures
- Setting Out / Producing Surveys
- AutoCAD & LSS Proficient
- QA, RFI, ITP, Take Offs
- Fast, Accurate, Pro-Active
- BEng Civil Eng, CSCS, CAT & Genny
- Central London, UK
- £35,000 - £46,000
- Contract
- CIVIL ENGINEERING
Quantity Surveyor
- Rail / Crossrail / Tunnelling
- NEC contract expert
- Change, Risk, Disputes, Claims
- Subcontract package management
- Assertive, meticulous, results-driven
- BSc Quantity Surv, NEC3 training
- Central London, UK
- £31,000 - £41,000
- Permanent
- CIVIL ENGINEERING
Sub Agent
- Major / Smart Highways, Earthworks
- Package management
- Technical queries
- Coordinates Design & Engineering
- RA/MS, Package Plans, look-ahead
- Engineering / military background
- HND Engineering Surveying
- Central London, UK
- £58,000 - £76,000
- Contract
- CIVIL ENGINEERING
Civil Engineering is essential, transforming and improving our everyday experience of the world. Construction contributes almost £90bn to the UK economy, and is therefore recognised as a priority by the UK government. The November 2022 budget announced further investment in major Construction and Engineering projects delivering:
- HS2 to Manchester.
- Core Northern Powerhouse rail links outlined in the Integrated Rail Plan.
- East West Rail.
- Broadband rollout through Project Gigabit, with plans to reach at least 85% gigabit-capable broadband coverage by 2025 and nationwide coverage by 2030.
CITB forecasts predict that construction needs another 250,000 workers by 2026, meaning there is no better time to pursue a career in Civil Engineering and capitalise on the monumental potential and opportunity brought by the industry's prosperity.
CITB's projections for 2023-2027 show Architects, Civil Engineers and Plant Operators all exceeding a 1% growth, demonstrating higher demand for skilled, technical, and professional occupations.
Five regions of prominent growth – all exceeding annual average growth rates between 2023 and 2027 – include:
- Greater London (accounting for a fifth of the UK’s total construction output)
- East of England
- East Midlands
- South East
- Yorkshire and the Humber (joint highest AAG rate of 2.2% with East of England)
Industry Stats
£500bn
Invested in UK
728
Capital Projects
£200bn
spent by 2020/21
