Temporary Works Coordinator

On behalf of our client, Nrl Recruitment are looking for a Temporary Works Supervisor for work at Hickley Point C.

If you are interested, please forward an up to date CV and a contact phone number to Joanna.Davies@nrl.co.uk

Duration: 24 months
Location:  Hinckley Point C, TA5 1FB
Rate:  Your requested all inclusive salary will be considered
Hours: 50 hours/week,  5 working days / 2 days off.  10 hours per day on site + travel to and from site on the bus.
 
You must be eligible for Security Clearance


 
Role Purpose
The Temporary Works Supervisor (TWS) assists the appointed Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) in the supervision, coordination, communication and checking of Temporary Works on site. This role requires previous practical experience in scaffolding, scaffold inspection and working as a TWS.
The TWS acts as the on-site focal point for the control, inspection and maintenance of Temporary Works, ensuring that works comply with approved design documentation and project procedures.

Main Responsibilities:

• Liaise and cooperate with the our clients TWC or appointed TWC to ensure consistent communication and compliance.
• Assist the TWC in verifying that Temporary Works activities are conducted in accordance with approved design documentation and procedures.
• Confirm receipt and adequacy of design information prior to commencement, including residual risks identified in the Temporary Works Design (TWD).
• Supervise the erection, use, maintenance, and dismantling of Temporary Works under their control.
• Conduct or oversee checks at appropriate stages of construction, installation, or assembly.
• Carry out or manage maintenance of Temporary Works as per the approved inspection and maintenance regime.
• Report any deviations, modifications, or unforeseen conditions (e.g., environmental or loading changes) to the TWC and, where applicable, to the Temporary Works Designer (TWD).
• Perform the final pre-use inspection to confirm the Temporary Works are safe and compliant prior to loading or bringing into use.
• Issue a “Notice to Prevent Loading” if discrepancies are found between certified and as-built Temporary Works, pending resolution and re-inspection by the TWC.
• Ensure issue of the Permit to Load / Proceed when the Temporary Works have been confirmed safe for use and provide a copy to the PC’s TWC.
• Ensure issue of the Permit to Unload / Take Out of Use once the permanent works have attained sufficient strength and stability and provide a copy to the PC’s TWC.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of BS 5975 (BS 5975:2024 – Code of Practice for Temporary Works Procedures) and the project’s Temporary Works Procedures.
• Maintain accurate site records, permits, and inspection reports.
• Attend coordination meetings and contribute to the Temporary Works registers and audit process.
• Promote a proactive safety culture, ensuring that all Temporary Works are properly controlled and understood by all parties involved.

 
Essential qualifications and experience

• Previous practical experience in scaffolding including erection, alteration and dismantling activities, with an understanding of safe access, stability, ties, bracing and loading restrictions.
• Previous experience carrying out and recording scaffold inspections, identifying defects and arranging corrective action before use or continued use.
• Previous experience working as an appointed Temporary Works Supervisor (TWS), supervising Temporary Works and supporting a TWC.
• Recognised scaffold inspection training appropriate to the scaffolds to be inspected, with evidence of relevant practical experience and competence.
• Recognised Temporary Works Supervisor training, with evidence of applying the role on site.
• Ability to read scaffold and temporary works design drawings, approved Temporary Works designs, check installations against them, and identify unauthorised alterations or loading.
• Strong communicator with the ability to communicate effectively in a number of formats
• Logical mindset with strong problem-solving skills
• Excellent computer skills in using Office Applications (Excel, Word, Power Point).
• Attention to detail and a commitment to safety.
• Understanding supended floors and steelwork untrilisation for loading into a temporary condition for installation works

 
Desirable qualifications and experience

• Previous experience on nuclear or other major construction projects.
• A degree in civil or mechanical engineering, or a relevant construction qualification.

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