Job Description
CPCS Traffic Marshal - 14.80 per hour PAYE Long-Term Opportunity at RAF Brize Norton Danny Sullivan Group is currently recruiting for an experienced CPCS Traffic Marshal to join major long-term projects at RAF Brize Norton. This is an excellent opportunity to work on nationally significant Ministry of Defence infrastructure projects, with work expected to continue throughout 2026 and beyond. Projects include the 9 billion Ministry of Defence housing strategy, delivering 265 new-build military family homes, alongside major airfield resurfacing and infrastructure upgrades designed to modernise critical facilities at the UK's largest RAF station. Your Role as a CPCS Traffic Marshal Safely marshal vehicles entering, leaving and moving around the construction site Direct and control site traffic and deliveries Safely guide plant, HGVs and other vehicles into position Assist with vehicle movements in busy or restricted areas Maintain clear communication with drivers, plant operators and site teams Ensure pedestrians and vehicles are kept safely separated Monitor access and maintain safe traffic routes around the site Follow all site traffic management plans and procedures Maintain a safe, clean and organised working environment Report hazards, unsafe conditions and near misses immediately Support the wider site team when required Follow all site, health & safety and MOD procedures at all times What We're Looking For as a CPCS Traffic Marshal Valid CPCS or NPORS with CSCS Logo Previous experience working as a Traffic Marshal on a construction or civil engineering site Good understanding of vehicle and pedestrian safety Experience working around heavy plant, HGVs and construction machinery Strong awareness of site health & safety procedures Good communication skills Reliable, punctual and hardworking Able to work effectively as part of a busy site team Previous experience on large construction, infrastructure or civil engineering projects
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