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We are looking for a Site Supervisor to join a marine construction team operating across the South East region. In this role, you will coordinate daily activities on marine and civil engineering projects, ensuring that work is carried out safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards. You will work closely with project managers, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers and site crews to keep production on schedule and resolve challenges as they arise.

Your responsibilities will include planning and allocating resources, supervising personnel and subcontractors, monitoring progress and coordinating equipment, materials and logistics. You will conduct daily briefings, follow up on health and safety requirements, identify risks and ensure that agreed procedures are followed. You will also contribute to work planning, quality assurance, environmental compliance and project documentation, including reporting progress, deviations and completed activities. The role may involve working around quays, bridges, waterways, foundations, piling, dredging or other marine-related construction operations, often in changing weather and site conditions.

We are seeking someone with practical experience in construction, civil engineering, marine works or a similar operational environment. Previous experience in a supervisory or foreperson role is advantageous, as is a relevant technical qualification or equivalent professional background. You should be confident reading drawings and work instructions, coordinating several activities at once and making sound decisions in a fast-paced setting. Strong communication and leadership skills are essential, together with a structured and solution-oriented approach. A commitment to safety, quality and collaboration is expected. Fluency in English is required, while knowledge of Swedish or another Nordic language is an advantage. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel or work at different project locations are also beneficial.

We are seeking an experienced and hands-on Site Supervisor to join a marine construction unit operating across the South-East region. In this role, you will lead daily activities on marine and civil engineering projects, ensuring that work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with plans, quality standards, and agreed schedules. You will work closely with project managers, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, and site personnel to coordinate resources and maintain steady progress from mobilisation through to completion.

Your responsibilities will include planning and distributing daily tasks, supervising crews and subcontractors, monitoring production, and following up on materials, equipment, and site logistics. You will contribute to risk assessments, toolbox talks, inspections, and continuous safety improvements, while ensuring that environmental requirements and applicable regulations are followed. You will also identify deviations, resolve practical challenges, report progress, and maintain clear communication between the site and project management. The work may involve marine infrastructure, foundation, quay, piling, dredging, or other water-related construction activities, often in changing weather and working conditions.

We are looking for someone with previous experience in construction supervision, preferably within marine, infrastructure, civil engineering, or heavy construction. You should be confident leading teams, making decisions on site, and creating a structured and positive working environment. A relevant technical education or equivalent practical experience is advantageous, as is familiarity with health and safety procedures, construction documentation, and digital reporting tools. You communicate clearly in English; knowledge of Swedish or another Nordic language is beneficial. A driving licence and willingness to travel or work at different project locations are expected. Above all, you are organised, solution-oriented, safety-conscious, and motivated by delivering high-quality results together with others.