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Adler & Allan

Environmental risk management and emergency response

Trenchless Supervisor

Construction ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRochford, UKNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Hold SSSTS certification.
  • Be registered with the Construction Site Certification Scheme (CSCS).
  • Have an understanding of and relevant qualifications for the job role, as appropriate to each department.
  • Hold the SWQR Supervisor Certificate, Units 001 and 010–16.
  • Hold EUSR SHEA certification (water or another utility).
  • Have 3–5 years of relevant operational experience in the industry.
  • Be computer literate, with keyboard skills and experience using word-processing software and spreadsheets.
  • Hold a valid UK driving licence with a clean record.

Responsibilities

  • Ensure operations are carried out effectively, efficiently, and safely, providing customer service availability in line with applicable Water Recycling and environmental protection standards.
  • Ensure teams understand how their activities can affect compliance, including pollution, flooding, and LOS, and drive compliant decisions across process areas.
  • Identify process improvements across business processes, improving efficiency while managing compliance risks.
  • Focus operations on quality and right-first-time delivery.
  • Coordinate site activities, including plant, materials, traffic management, and associated subcontractor activities.
  • Monitor costs, including purchasing, labour resources, and hire, and oversee the need for and use of hired-in plant and equipment.
  • Ensure the optimum construction method is used and meets required standards.
  • Deliver business priorities efficiently while balancing service, cost, and quantity.
  • Own and manage local budgets to deliver the business plan within affordability limits; highlight financial-plan risks and variances and ensure appropriate mitigation.
  • Maintain delivery of performance commitments in line with agreed business priorities.
  • Connect teams to the organisation’s purpose, vision, and strategic priorities, and manage team performance in line with business outcomes.
  • Support innovative ideas, techniques, and technologies that improve business performance, and enable the implementation and scaling of opportunities across the wider business.
  • Support operational incidents and embed a collaborative culture that enables cross-business working and supports business aims.
  • Share knowledge, explore new ways of working, and identify and own process improvements through continuous improvement.
  • Model company values and contribute proactively across the organisation.
  • Manage direct reports and team members, ensuring they have clear objectives and understand their contribution to organisational success.
  • Embed management processes and ensure feedback is heard and acted upon.
  • Hold teams accountable for business objectives, focusing on impacts for colleagues, customers, communities, and the environment.
  • Drive engagement through clear communication and deliver business messages internally and externally.
  • Lead by example to ensure health, safety, and quality standards are followed on site.
  • Complete required health, safety, and environmental documentation promptly.
  • Organise sites so work meets required standards or specifications with minimal risk to people, equipment, materials, and the environment.
  • Brief site staff and subcontractors on their responsibilities, correct working methods, site-specific emergency procedures, environmental protection, and control measures.
  • Ensure awareness of company policies for health, safety, welfare, and environmental protection.
  • Promote and support a continuing culture of health and safety awareness.
  • Ensure personnel under the role’s control are adequately trained and understand work hazards.
  • Inspect machinery and equipment regularly to verify safe condition, compliance with safety rules, and use of personal protective equipment.
  • Immediately report failures to comply with health, safety, welfare, and environmental procedures.
  • Assist with preparing site-specific Risk Assessment and Method Statements (RAMS), review generic RAMS, and amend them as needed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Hold SMSTS certification.
  • Hold CPCS or NPORS plant-operation certification, such as for excavators or dumpers.
  • Have confined-space training.
  • Hold First Aid certification.
  • Have good IT skills, including the ability to use mobile devices such as mobile phones and PDAs.

About the Company

Adler & Allan

Environmental risk management and emergency response

Adler & Allan provides environmental risk reduction and emergency response services in the UK. The company helps industrial, commercial, and public-sector clients manage environmental hazards through consultancy, rapid emergency response, and ongoing risk management. Its services include spill response, spill kits, emergency fuel delivery, flood mitigation, regulatory compliance support, and advisory services, delivered via service contracts and on-demand fees. The firm differentiates itself with 90 years of experience, fast mobilization, wide geographic coverage, and specialized solutions for common environmental incidents. The goal is to minimize environmental impact, protect client operations and reputations, and maintain regulatory compliance and business continuity.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Harrogate, United Kingdom
Founded
1926

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