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Resident Engineer
Sigmar Recruitment
DublinFull-timeMid LevelOn-site
Job Description
Resident Engineer
About Your New Employer
- Work with Ireland's leading engineering consultancies renowned for delivering high-profile infrastructure and building projects nationwide.
- Join established teams with an innovative approach to urban regeneration, transport, and large-scale commercial developments.
- Be part of impactful projects that improve communities, public spaces, and infrastructure across Dublin, Meath, Waterford, and Kerry.
About Your New Job
As a Resident Engineer,youwill:
- Supervise civil and structural construction works across a range of major developments, ensuring adherence to design, specification, and safety regulations.
- Coordinate daily with employers, contractors, design teams, local authorities, and stakeholders, ensuring seamless project delivery.
- Monitor and report on construction progress, quality, programme milestones, and support technical and contractual matters during the build.
- Oversee compliance with Health & Safety legislation, address construction issues, and provide practical engineering solutions to meet project objectives.
- Maintain rigorous site records, review engineering proposals, and contribute engineering expertise across high-profile projects.
What Skills You Need
- Degree in Civil Engineering or a related discipline.
- Minimum 3 years’ experience in a Resident Engineer, Site Engineer, or Site Supervision role.
- Track record in supervising civil infrastructure, public realm, roads, Active Travel, commercial, or building projects.
- Experience with construction contract administration and strong knowledge of Irish Health & Safety legislation.
- Current Safe Pass and full driving licence.
- Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and reporting skills.
- Strong IT proficiency and familiarity with engineering software.
- Chartered status or working towards chartership is advantageous.
What's on Offer
- Competitive salary and benefits package, including pension contribution and paid professional membership fees.
- Flexible and hybrid working arrangements where applicable.
- Ongoing CPD, chartership support, and clear career progression pathways within established and growing organisations.
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