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Position Overview & Specifications
Experienced Site Supervisor to work with a principal contractor on a fire stopping project in London. This is working across 3 sites all within Central London and is a contract role for a minimum of 3 months starting on Monday 29th May.You will be tasked with:
Supervising the site and ensure adherence to all company policies, procedures and standards.
Supervising all direct and sub-contract labour to ensure operations are performed within timescales and costs
Assisting to ensure that all project deadlines remain on schedule while maintaining high standards
Assisting to ensure health and safety standards are met or exceeded in line with company policies
Act as point of contact and communication for all stakeholders
Applicants MUST possess:
CSCS card
SSSTS/ SMSTS
5 years minimum experience in fire stopping
If you are an experienced SSSTS Site Supervisor with 5 years fire stopping experience and available for an immediate start, based in, or easily commutable to Central London, please apply through the ad or contact the Carbon60 Manchester office: 0161 873 7000
Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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