Job Description
Non-working Supervisor - Groundworks and Highways Salary and Package - 45,000 - 50,000 per annum (depending on experience) Company van Company pension Paid annual leave Stable, permanent position Long-term career prospects Varied projects across the region Supportive management team Location - Sheffield, South Yorkshire, with travel to sites across the surrounding region. Full-time, Permanent Position Monday to Friday, full-time permanent role. If you are an experienced Non-working Supervisor - Groundworks and Highways looking for your next opportunity, this Non-working Supervisor - Groundworks and Highways position offers a varied role overseeing multiple live sites across the region. The successful Non-working Supervisor - Groundworks and Highways will have a strong background in road construction, drainage and tarmac final surfacing. This Non-working Supervisor - Groundworks and Highways role is ideal for someone who enjoys leading site operations, maintaining high safety standards and supporting delivery teams without carrying out hands-on work. As a Non-working Supervisor - Groundworks and Highways, you will play a key role in ensuring projects run safely, efficiently and to a high standard. About the Company This established civil engineering and surfacing contractor delivers a wide range of groundworks, highways, drainage and surfacing projects across the UK. With an experienced directly employed workforce, its own fleet of plant and equipment, and a reputation for delivering quality workmanship, the business undertakes projects valued up to 500,000 across both public and private sector clients. Why Join Them This is an opportunity to join a well-organised contractor with a consistent workload and a supportive management team. You'll oversee a variety of civil engineering and highways projects while working in a genuine supervisory capacity rather than undertaking physical work. The company places a strong emph
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