Construction Site Engineer- Utilities New
We search for a Construction Engineer – Utilities will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering utility works on a major infrastructure project at Dublin Airport.
This is a unique role that requires ensuring both, underground and above-ground services are installed safely, accurately, and in compliance with design specifications, statutory regulations, and airport operational standards.
Reporting to the Site Agent – Utilities, will work closely with project teams, subcontractors, and stakeholders to manage on-site activities, resolve technical issues, and ensure that works are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.
Responsibility:
Utilities Construction & Site Engineering- Deliver and manage the installation of utilities, including drainage, water, foul sewer, surface water, ducting, electrical, communications, and fuel or specialist services (as applicable)
- Set out utility alignments, levels, and interfaces in accordance with drawings and specifications
- Ensure works are executed in line with contract documentation, approvals, and technical standards
- Provide day‑to‑day engineering support to site crews and subcontractors
- Coordinate utility works with structures, pavements, M&E, and operational airport stakeholders
- Manage interfaces with existing live services, including protection, temporary diversions, and commissioning
- Liaise with designers, utility authorities, and client representatives to resolve technical issues
- Support the planning and sequencing of work to minimize disruption to airport operations
- Implement and maintain Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) for utility installations
- Ensure materials and workmanship meet project and statutory requirements
- Manage inspections, pressure testing, CCTV surveys, and commissioning activities
- Maintain accurate as‑built records, red‑line drawings, and test documentation
- Ensure strict adherence to HSEQ procedures, including airport‑specific safety and permit systems
- Review and implement method statements and risk assessments for utility works
- Promote safe systems of work, including excavation, safety and service avoidance
- Participate in safety briefings, toolbox talks, and audits
- Assist the Site Agent – Utilities in managing the programme and short‑term planning of works
- Track progress against programme and identify potential risks or constraints
- Support recovery planning and mitigation measures where required
- Coordinate with suppliers and plant operations to meet programme targets
- Maintain daily site diaries, progress records, and technical documentation
- Raise, track, and close RFIs, permits, and utility approvals
- Provide regular progress and technical updates to the Site Agent – Utilities
- Support handover documentation and project close‑out
- Degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering or a related discipline
- Experience as a Construction or Site Engineer working on utilities
- Knowledge of drainage systems, ducting, service diversions, and service coordination
- Experience on large infrastructure or civil engineering projects
- Strong understanding of utility installation and construction sequencing
- Ability to interpret and implement complex utility drawings and specifications
- High level of accuracy and attention to detail
- Strong coordination and communication skills
- Problem‑solving ability in constrained and live environments
- Proactive safety awareness, particularly around buried services
- Experience working in live airports or high‑security operational environments
- Familiarity with Irish standards, specifications, and utility authority requirements
- Safe Pass and relevant utility‑specific training (e.g. CAT & Genny, confined spaces)
- Working towards Chartered Engineer (CEng / MIEI) status
If you are interested in, please send your updated profile to [email protected]
Please note, you must be eligible to undertake full time job in Ireland with no further restriction to be considered for the role.