Job Description
About the company: Our client is a multi-disciplined, reputable sub-contractor who currently turnover in excess of £100m per annum. As a business, they specialise primarily within the water (wastewater and clean water) and infrastructure/non-infrastructure areas of civil engineering, with offices in North London, Kent, and on the South Coast. The company has some of the best employees in the industry working for them; they are very well respected across the utility industry and are currently in a period of steady growth. Whilst the business is looking to expand, they are also keen to maintain their family feel atmosphere, offering an enjoyable working environment, and everyone is treated as a name, not a number, with respect from the directors across the company. They are a relationship-based contractor and pride themselves on the quality of the work that they produce. This has led them to have repeat business with Thames Water, holding certain frameworks for over 30 years. On top of this, they have long-standing relationships with Affinity Water, Southern Water, and South East Water and have recently started working with Anglian Water. About the opportunity: Due to company expansion, my client is recruiting permanently for a Plant Coordinator who will be responsible for coordinating the on-hire and off-hire of plant and equipment across the business. You will be based from their office in Hemel Hempstead and the role involves supporting sites while maintaining accurate records of all equipment on hire, managing supplier relationships, and monitoring compliance with supplier service level agreements. You will be accountable for on-hire and off-hire coordination, supplier SLA monitoring, site support, handling issues and queries and maintaining internal plant systems. About the benefits and rewards: This company makes personal development, career progression, and long-term stability a priority. You will be working for a company that encourages
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