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Civil Engineer →
You work on major infrastructure projects from design to delivery. Tunnels, bridges and rail works that shape the landscape and stay visible for the long term.
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Work in Construction, Civil & Infrastructure
Bridges. Tunnels. Rail. Industrial sites. Civil works that shape the landscape. For civil engineers, site coordinators and project managers.
Roles in this domain
Three roles we are mainly recruiting for right now. See what the work involves.
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Site Coordinator →
You coordinate large infrastructure sites from A to Z. Managing contractors, overseeing safety and leading site meetings are part of your daily work.
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Civil Project Manager →
You hold final responsibility for civil works projects of all sizes. Keeping scope, planning, budget and stakeholders in balance is your job.
Where the work happens
Three sectors where civil engineering matters. Works that last for generations.
- Infrastructure & Rail
Rail works, motorway infrastructure and large-scale tunnel projects. Works that keep the country running every day.
- Public works
Tunnels, bridges and hydraulic engineering works. Works that last for generations and shape the landscape.
- Residential & Industrial
You help build the industrial sites and residential and commercial buildings of the future.
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FAQs
- What kinds of projects will I work on?
Large tunnels, bridges, rail projects and motorway infrastructure, plus industrial sites and residential construction. Works of national importance that run for years and stay visible in the landscape.
- Site coordinator or project manager: what suits me?
Site coordinator: on site, contractor management, safety. Project manager: scope, planning, stakeholders. We discuss upfront what fits your ambition.
- What happens when my project ends?
Your Talent Manager proactively starts on your next match. With a permanent contract, salary, company car and benefits simply continue.
- Do I have a say in which project I take on?
Yes. We propose concrete projects to you, you decide whether to approve them. Only then do you meet the client. Not the other way around.
- Can I grow from site coordinator to project manager?
Where there is a will, there might well be a way. Certainly if you also want to sharpen and develop the right skills. Based on your experience and your future ambitions, we look at potential options with our clients. Growth is not automatic or guaranteed, but a path we explore together.
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