In brief
This site manager role oversees construction activities for the Loch Fergus solar farm and BESS project in Scotland. The work involves coordinating site operations, managing project teams and ensuring technical standards are met across the 14-month development period.
Best for
Experienced construction site managers with a background in renewable energy projects.
Non-negotiable
SMSTS, CSCS, and TWC certifications are required.
Worth knowing
This is a 14-month fixed-term contract with daily working hours from 07.00 to 18.00.
What you need
Required
SMSTS
Clearly required in the listing
CSCS card
Clearly required in the listing
Temporary Works Coordinator
Clearly required in the listing
Construction experience
Clearly required in the listing
Preferred
Renewable energy experience
Strongly implied by the listing
Your day-to-day
Manage site operations
Clearly stated in the job description.
Coordinate project teams
Clearly stated in the job description.
Full job description (from employer)⌄
1 x Site manager with experience within the construction sector, preferably with previous experience on solar farm, BESS, or other renewable energy projects. Must have Smsts, CSCS & TWC (Temporary works co-Ordinator) The location of the solar farm is in South Ayrshire, east of Ayr 63MW farm We are preparing to start our Loch Fergus Solar Farm and BESS project in Scotland and are currently looking for an experienced site Manager to join the project team. Ideally, we would prefer candidates who are local to the Loch Fergus project/site or based nearby. This will be a on-going project. 14 month contract, working hours - 07.00-18.00 £(Apply online only) please advise me of your daily rate I also have an assistant site manager role available. Please call Harry from mclaren on (phone number removed)
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