Site Engineer
Isaac Construction · 201-1000 employees
What the role involves
- Supporting project teams
- Setting out works
- Delivering quality projects
What they ask for
Civil Engineering qualification, experience in civil construction, knowledge of roading/drainage/earthworks/utilities, setting out and construction drawings, valid NZ driver's licence, right to work in New Zealand.
- Bachelor's degree
- Professional licence or registration
- Driver licence
About the job
Site Engineer | Christchurch
We’re looking for a motivated Site Engineer to join our Christchurch team, working across a range of civil infrastructure projects throughout Canterbury.
You’ll be hands-on and close to the action, supporting our project teams and crews to deliver safe, quality work on programme.
What you’ll bring
- A Civil Engineering qualification
- Experience in civil construction
- Knowledge of roading, drainage, earthworks or utilities
- Confidence with setting out and construction drawings
- Strong technical skills and a practical approach
- Great communication and teamwork skills
- A valid NZ driver’s licence and right to work in New Zealand
What’s in it for you?
- Competitive salary + vehicle + medical insurance
- Permanent, full-time role
- Training and career development
- Supportive, experienced team
- Varied projects across Canterbury
Why join Isaac?
Great people, varied projects and plenty of opportunity to grow.
Build your engineering career with a team that gives you the chance to learn, take on responsibility and gain hands-on experience across a variety of civil projects.
Sound like you? Let’s talk.
Apply today or contact Sara Swailes on 027 439 8724 for a confidential chat.
Pre-employment checks apply. No unsolicited agency applications, please.
Applying for this job
What to show on your CV
- It asks for this qualification: Bachelor's degree. Name yours exactly as it's awarded, with the year you finished.
- It needs a professional licence or registration. Put yours near the top, with its number if the profession uses one.
- It asks for a driver licence. Say which class you hold, and whether it's full.
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