Position
Site Supervisor – Surface Transportation – Ireland
Role Overview
The Site Supervisor supports the Construction Manager by providing site‑based input throughout the full project lifecycle to ensure the safe, efficient and compliant construction delivery and commissioning of a major rail project from concept to completion.
Key Responsibilities
Oversee construction inputs across all project lifecycle phases: planning, execution, and completion
Promote and enforce a strong safety culture through regular meetings and timely resolution of safety concerns
Ensure project elements are delivered on time and in accordance with specifications
Collaborate with construction planners to enhance productivity and teamwork
Develop and maintain detailed project schedules and key milestones
Monitor progress and implement recovery plans where necessary
Coordinate across functions to ensure effective resource allocation and adherence to timelines
Ensure compliance with contract specifications, industry standards, and safety regulations
Conduct safety tours (SMART and Topical Assurance) and record findings in the Safety Management System
Oversee quality assurance processes to ensure standards are met or exceeded
Manage inspections of completed works and ensure readiness for formal inspection
Track progress through site visits, comparing against programme milestones and contract documentation
Provide accurate updates and reports to the project team and stakeholders
Implement and manage Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) processes
Assess and monitor contractor competency throughout all project phases
Act as the primary point of contact for contractors
Maintain clear and consistent communication on progress, risks, and resolutions
Identify and implement cost‑effective solutions
Undertake additional duties as required
Qualifications
Irish National Framework Qualification Level 8 (Honours Degree) or higher in Civil Engineering or related discipline; international applicants must hold an equivalent degree recognised by the International Engineering Alliance.
3+ years’ experience in construction
Experience in engineering/management on large‑scale multidisciplinary railway or similar infrastructure projects
Knowledge and experience of construction contracts
Membership of MIEI, MCIOB or MICE, or equivalent/working towards an equivalent
Associated commercial strategies for large‑scale projects
Desirable Experience / Qualifications
Additional Project Management Qualifications or Construction Manager Qualifications
NEC3/4 ECC Supervision Accreditation
Benefits
Flexible hybridworking
Professional development support, mentorship schemes, and training agreements with major engineering institutions
Career development opportunities via AECOM University, technical practice networks, and volunteering days
Range of core and personalised benefits tailored to lifestyle and well‑being
Charity & Community Activities – fundraising challenges, sponsored walks/runs, STEM outreach days, and local volunteering initiatives
Wellbeing Events – yoga sessions, wellness weeks, lunchtime walks/cycles, and mental health awareness activities
Sports & Clubs – five‑a‑side football, cycling groups, hiking clubs, and participation in corporate challenge events
Annual Celebrations – summer events, holiday celebrations, and recognition awards
Equal Opportunity Employer
We celebrate diversity, including neurodiversity, and believe it enriches our team. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and abilities. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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