Groundworker

About the Role

We are currently seeking an experienced,hardworking, and reliable Groundworker to join our team for a Road Improvement works project in Bath.

Key Responsibilities

  • Drainage & Ducting: Installing drainage and ducting systems, including pipe laying and manhole construction.
  • External Works: Laying kerbs, edgings, Slabs, and block paving to a high standard of finish.
  • Substructures: Assisting with excavations, grading stone, and pouring concrete
  • Site Preparation: Assisting with site clearance and preparation for foundations.
  • Collaboration: Working closely with 360 Excavator operators to ensure effective trenching and grading.

Essential Skills & Experience

  • Proven Experience: Minimum of 2–3 years of experience as a Groundworker on active construction sites.
  • Technical Proficiency: Demonstrable skills in kerbing, Paving, and drainage. You must be able to read site plans and work to levels/strings.
  • Safety First: A strong understanding of site safety and the ability to work safely around heavy plant machinery.
  • Reliability: A track record of punctuality and a "get stuck in" attitude.

Requirements

  • Valid CSCS Card (Blue Skilled Worker card preferred).
  • Must have your own basic hand tools.
  • Valid Right to Work in the UK.
  • CAT and Genny from a recognised provider (NRSWA, EURS etc)
  • Valid UK Drivers Licence

Highly Desirable

  • CPCS or CPCS Endorsed NPORS tickets for Forward Tipping Dumper and Ride-on Roller (Highly Desirable).
  • NRSWA (Streetworks) tickets are a significant advantage

Pay: £185.00-£215.00 per day

Licence/Certification:

  • Driving Licence (preferred)

Work Location: In person

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