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John Sisk & Son

Builds data centers and infrastructure in Europe

Statutory Undertaker - Su, Coordinator

Full-TimeDeadline 10/9/27
No salary listed
Mid
Birkenhead, UK
HybridFlexible and remote working is available.
Architecture & Civil EngineeringConstruction Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Solid understanding of construction methods, utility infrastructure, and relevant legislation.
  • Knowledge of design standards relating to highway structures or utility apparatus, particularly in civil engineering contexts.
Responsibilities
  • Serve as the primary point of contact between the construction project team, including contractors and consultants, and statutory undertakers.
  • Manage the planning, scheduling, and execution of utility diversions, including the C2-C9 process, to prevent delays.
  • Ensure utility works comply with necessary technical standards, specifications, and regulatory requirements.
  • Identify potential clashes with existing infrastructure, analyze risks, and mitigate delays caused by utility interruptions.
  • Ensure statutory undertakers work within the Health and Safety systems of the project's Principal Contractor and comply with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015.
  • Maintain detailed records, legal agreements, and paperwork related to utility interactions to support potential delay claims.
  • Within highways projects, manage statutory undertaker work as a subcontractor or designer under a main contractor, or as a separate entity operating within a highway site, while ensuring compliance with Construction (Design and Management) regulations and the Principal Contractor's safety rules.
Desired Qualifications
  • Excellent interpersonal skills to maintain working relationships with diverse stakeholders.

About the company

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John Sisk & Son

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John Sisk & Son builds commercial buildings and infrastructure for clients across Ireland, the UK and mainland Europe, including data centers, laboratories and transport projects. It earns revenue from construction and engineering contracts, covering early planning, construction and interior fit-out as well as ongoing maintenance. Its VisionBuilt business designs, manufactures and installs steel frames offsite, while its specialist rail businesses maintain networks and handle electrification. Sisk also runs an internal design consultancy and carries out building remediation, retrofits and refurbishment. Founded in Cork in 1859, it is headquartered at Citywest in Dublin.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Saggart, Ireland

Founded

1859

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What believers are saying

  • Financial backing: Sisk parent Sicon reported €392.3 million cash and investments and no debt for 2025 in August 2026.
  • Sisk's independent Arden housing venture secured €32 million financing for 635 homes, announced in May 2026.
  • Irish apprentices earn a Level 6 carpentry qualification through Sisk's four-year programme and Dublin training centre.

What critics are saying

  • Sisk parent Sicon's 2025 revenue contracted 4.7% to €2.624 billion, according to its August 2026 results.
  • Sisk's carbon footprint depends on suppliers: purchased goods and services generate over 95% of its emissions.
  • Site work retains injury risk: Sisk reported 0.14 lost-time accidents per 100,000 hours for 2025 in July 2026.

What makes John Sisk & Son unique

  • Sisk remains a fifth-generation family-owned contractor, with the founding family retaining control.
  • Sisk standardizes drone and 360-degree site capture across over 20 Irish and UK projects for progress checks.
  • Sisk's January 2026 technical report documents full-scale concrete trials achieving 70% lower embodied carbon.

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Benefits

  • Paid Vacation
  • Health Insurance
  • Wellness Program
  • Professional Development Budget

Company News

Limerick Leader
Aug 12th, 2026
Office occupier activity in Limerick described as 'quiet' this year.

Office occupier activity in Limerick described as 'quiet' this year. Published 12th Aug 2026, 10:00 BST Updated 12th Aug 2026, 16:55 BST Only 1,700 square metres of office space across Limerick and Shannon taken in first half of 2026. ONLY 1,700 square metres of office space across Limerick and Shannon was taken up in the first half of this year, a new study has revealed. Real estate firm Cushman and Wakefield has published its latest market beat report for regional cities across the country. And it has described occupier activity across Limerick and Shannon as being "quiet" up to June, with just four deals of note taking place. It's a measure it describes as "well below normal levels of activity." "The main deals included Irish speciality chemicals company Chemifloc taking approximately 700 square metres of space at Dromore House in Shannon, Broadline Recruitment Group leasing 420 square metres at Lower Cecil Street and Exertis which took approximately 350 square metres at the National Technology Park," the report states. Construction firm Sisk took a block at City East retail park, on the edge of Limerick. It's meant office availability across Limerick and Shannon has grown to its highest level since the end of 2022, at almost 12%. "Availability is generally very evenly spread across Limerick city centre, its suburbs and the Shannon area, although it has increased notably in Shannon since the end of 2025," the report stated. Prime rents in Limerick and Shannon are stable at around €430-per-square metre, the analysis shows, with the expectation this will continue into the second half of 2026. Regional office investment activity improved during 2026's first half. The largest of these involved the sale of Hawthorn House, near the National Technology Park, to French property investment firm Arkéa Reim. Cork recorded around 13,400 square metres of office take-up during the first half of the year. Galway saw 5,300 square metres of office take-up recorded. Patricia Staunton, regional director, Ireland at Cushman and Wakefield said: "While overall occupier activity moderated in the first half of 2026, demand for best-in-class office accommodation remains evident across Ireland's regional markets. Occupiers continue to prioritise high-quality, centrally located buildings that support proximity to business networks, talent attraction and operational performance." Tom McCabe, the firm's head of research and insights added: "The dominant theme across Ireland's regional office markets remains the growing divergence between occupier demand for grade A office space and the limited development pipeline available to satisfy it."

Construction Ireland
Jul 24th, 2026
Kimmins announces £675,000 upgrade for Ballycorr Road, Ballyclare.

Kimmins announces £675,000 upgrade for Ballycorr Road, Ballyclare. Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed a £675,000 road improvement scheme for Ballycorr Road, Ballyclare, commencing on 27 July 2026. The project will cover approximately 0.84km from the junction with the C37 Ballyeaston Road to the Craighill Manor junction, delivering new surfacing to both the carriageway and footway. Minister Kimmins said: "This is a substantial investment for the Ballyclare area which will deliver significant benefits for residents and road users. The investment demonstrates my commitment to investing in and improving our road network, which is vital for connecting our businesses and communities. This work will greatly improve the strength and surface quality of this section of the road network to the benefit of residents, businesses and those travelling in the Ballyclare area. Work is expected to be substantially completed by Thursday 5 November 2026. I would like to thank residents, local businesses and commuters for their patience while this essential infrastructure work is carried out." - Advertisement - To enable safe delivery, a road closure will operate from 8am to 6pm between Monday 27 July and Friday 28 August 2026. After that, the closure times will be adjusted to accommodate school traffic until the scheme is completed by Thursday 5 November 2026. During the closure, a signed diversion will be in place via: C37 Ballyeaston Road - C37 Ballyeaston Village - C37 Lower Ballyboley Road - U60 Ballycorr Road - C37 Church Road, and vice versa. The Department has programmed works and traffic management to minimise disruption. While local access and Translink bus and school services will be maintained where possible, road users should expect delays, allow extra time and follow all temporary traffic restrictions. Subject to favourable weather, the scheme is due to be substantially completed by Thursday 5 November 2026. Latest construction news. 24/07/2026 Belfast Harbour has launched a new Community Impact Fund, committing up to £600,000 over the next three years to support organisations delivering sustained, long-term change across Greater Belfast and beyond. The scheme will make four awards of up to £50,000 per year, providing £200,000 in annual i 24/07/2026 The London Irish Centre has appointed Sisk, one of Ireland and Britain's leading construction firms, as the main contractor for the £36-£38 million transformation of its home at 50-52 Camden Square. Work is due to start in early 2027 and the centre is planned to reopen in Q1 2029, marking a major s 24/07/2026 The Department for Infrastructure has confirmed that preparatory works to facilitate structural repairs on the A6 Glenshane Road at Dungiven (Carn) will start in the week beginning Monday 27 July 2026. The essential scheme is required to maintain the carriageway and drainage infrastructure at this l 24/07/2026 Fingal County Council's Conservation Office is inviting applications for the 2026 Stitch in Time (SIT) conservation grant, an annual programme that helps owners of historic buildings with small repairs and routine maintenance. The scheme is open to protected structures and properties located within 24/07/2026 Cork City Council thanked the teams who installed and planted the new planters, which are helping to refresh the city's main thoroughfare. Completion of the initial planters is the latest step in a series of city centre improvements, which also includes work to tidy and restore the railings on the 24/07/2026 Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed a £675,000 road improvement scheme for Ballycorr Road, Ballyclare, commencing on 27 July 2026. The project will cover approximately 0.84km from the junction with the C37 Ballyeaston Road to the Craighill Manor junction, delivering new surfacing to b 24/07/2026 Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald has visited Newry to review a pilot flood protection programme designed to help city-centre businesses withstand future flooding. The Department for the Economy is providing £300,000 in 2026 to trial measures that will protect around 30 properties while testing 24/07/2026 Hannah Steeds and Vivian Foley were first home in the women's and men's races at the Gas Networks Ireland-sponsored Cork BHAA 5km on Wednesday, 22 July, with a record 780 participants completing the course along the Blackrock and Mahon Greenway. The after-work race began on the Blackrock-Mahon Gree 23/07/2026 Designer Group has been appointed to carry out the mechanical and electrical (M&E) works for the redevelopment of West One in London, a major refurbishment and rebuild located above Bond Street Underground station. Originally developed in the late 1970s, the existing West One Shopping Centre is bei 23/07/2026 Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed a £750,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on the C570 Greystone Road in Limavady, due to begin on Monday 27 July 2026. The project will cover approximately 1.37km of road between Broad Road and Scroggy Road, aiming to improve driving conditions and

The Irish Post
May 13th, 2026
Sisk tops out at landmark project in south London.

Sisk tops out at landmark project in south London. SISK has topped out on a landmark new residential project in south London. The Irish firm has reached the significant milestone in its works on Block S&T which is part of their client Greystar's Pearl Yard Bermondsey residential development. Located on the site of the former Peek Freans biscuit factory, the blocks will include 472 apartments spread across two high-rise residential blocks, along with spa and swimming amenities. Sisk staff pictured at the topping out ceremony at Block S&T (Pics: Sisk) Once complete they will deliver over 500,000 square feet of new living space. Sisk's milestone comes as the firm continues to strengthen its UK business. The company recently appointed Ger Hayes as Managing Director of Sisk Construction UK. Hayes was previously Managing Director of the Sisk's southern business unit. Sisk topped out at Block S&T on May 13, 2026 The move follows the integration of Sisk UK North and UK South, into a single business unit, which will now focus on "commercial, healthcare and residential sectors" a Sisk spokesperson confirmed. "Well done to our site team and client Greystar on achieving this important project milestone," Steven McGee, Sisk COO of UK & Ireland Steven McGee said this week. "Sisk is building a growing reputation with blue-chip clients, creating further opportunity for us across the UK," he added. "To support this growth, we have appointed Ger Hayes as Managing Director of Sisk Construction UK and integrated our building teams from UK North and UK South into one national business unit," he explained. "This structure mirrors those of our target blue-chip clients, facilitating better integration across the UK." Project partners at the Block S&T topping out ceremony Formerly known as The Bermondsey Project, the Pearl Yard Bermondsey scheme has seen the long-dormant former factory site transformed in just three years. One of the largest brownfield regeneration projects currently under way in London, once complete it will provide 1600 new homes in the capital. Sisk was appointed to deliver the Block S&T project in October 2024. To date the firm has installed more than 1,742 pre-cast panels, 472 prefabricated utility cupboards and 708-bathroom pods at the site. Everything from irishpost.com and the print edition is available on the Irish Post App - plus more! Download it for Android or Apple IOS devices today.

Solihull Observer
Mar 25th, 2026
Developer appointed to bring Edgbaston Stadium plans to life.

Developer appointed to bring Edgbaston Stadium plans to life. EDGBASTON stadium has appointed a developer to construct the next stage of its masterplan. Sisk has been selected as the main contractor to create the the £46 million project that will see the Raglan and Priory Stands redeveloped into a new 3,200-seater stand and a new four-star Radisson RED hotel complete with hospitality boxes and pitch-facing rooms. The project has been backed in part by a £17.3 million investment from the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA). Since work began on-site in November, Sisk has completed the initial demolition process of both the Raglan and Priory stands, has prepared the groundwork, and the main construction work has now commenced. Completion of the project is forecast in time for the Men's Ashes in summer 2027. Stuart Cain, chief executive at Warwickshire County Cricket Club, said: "The next stage of our masterplan project will help cement our city as a world class sporting and tourism hub. "Sisk has an excellent track record of delivering high-quality sporting developments such as the Etihad Stadium north stand expansion, and West Midlands-based projects like Great Charles Street in the Jewellery Quarter. "Major projects like these make it the ideal delivery partner for the next stage of our masterplan project. We're looking forward to working alongside the SISK team to have the hotel and redeveloped stands ready for the Men's Ashes in summer 2027." The new hotel development is projected to increase Edgbaston's local community contribution to £40 million per year, rising to more than £70 million in a Cricket World Cup year. It will also create 134 new permanent jobs for people within the local community, adding to the 1,000 full time equivalent roles currently provided by the stadium. As part of its commitment to creating a legacy in the local community, Sisk has committed to hiring 36 local people including, graduates, apprentices and work placements, throughout the entire build stage of the stadium development. Paul Brown, chief executive at Sisk and chair at Build UK, said: "We are proud to be selected as main contractor as part of the Edgbaston masterplan and to continue growing our footprint in the West Midlands. "As chair of Build UK, it is a pleasure to launch Open Doors 2026 at Edgbaston Stadium. "Open Doors is a key initiative to try and influence younger audiences to consider a career in our sector. Projects of this profile are a great way to demonstrate the opportunities that exist within the construction industry." To date, the Edgbaston Masterplan has delivered stadium improvements including the award-winning Corkfield apartment complex, Skyline rooftop terrace, and Xcelerate with Edgbaston - a joint venture with stadium catering partner, Levy UK and Ireland, providing hospitality training, apprenticeships and career opportunities. More Stories

Metropolis International
Mar 24th, 2026
Sisk starts £42M Edgbaston stadium overhaul.

Sisk starts £42M Edgbaston stadium overhaul. Sisk has officially started delivery of the £42M redevelopment of Edgbaston Stadium, in Birmingham. Forming part of The Edgbaston Masterplan, the project will see Sisk redevelop the Raglan and Priory Stands into a new 3,200-seater stand delivering improved spectator facilities, as well as a new Radisson RED hotel, complete with hospitality boxes and pitch-facing rooms. The Raglan and Priory Stands, which were opened in 1958 and were nearing the end of their designed lifespan, were dismantled at the end of last year. Completion is forecast in time for the Men's Ashes in Summer 2027. The announcement of main work commencing coincides with the launch of Build UK - Open Doors 2026 at Edgbaston. The scheme is being funded in part by a £17.3M investment from the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA). Planned stadium improvements include a covered concourse, expanded food and beverage options and improved accessibility for disabled spectators. The hotel will be sizeable for a sports venue: 146 rooms, 85 of which will have pitch-facing balconies, with the top two floors designed to be convertible into hospitality boxes. A rooftop restaurant and bar with a wraparound terrace is to offer views over the ground and the Birmingham skyline. The wider Edgbaston Masterplan is a multi-phase programme developed with Woo Architects that has already delivered a new pavilion, a residential complex known as Corkfield and a rooftop Skyline terrace. Paul Brown, CEO at Sisk and chair of Build UK said: "We are proud to be selected as main contractor as part of the Edgbaston masterplan and to continue growing our footprint in the West Midlands. "As Chair of Build UK, it is also a fitting venue to launch Open Doors 2026. This annual initiative enables the entire sector to influence younger audiences to consider careers in our industry. Projects of this profile are a great way to demonstrate the career opportunities that exist within the built environment."