Job Description

Pay:

35,000.00-45,000.00 per year

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Job Summary


We are seeking a skilled and reliable Forecourt Engineer to join our growing team. If you have hands-on experience working on petrol station forecourts and a strong understanding of the associated health and safety regulations, we want to hear from you.


This is a UK-wide role that will require staying away from home during the week. Accommodation, fuel, and food allowance are covered.

Key Responsibilities:

Working on petrol station forecourts across the UK Installing and maintaining ACO drainage systems, manhole interceptors, and concrete finishes Ensuring compliance with petrol forecourt safety standards and protocols Collaborating with site teams to complete work safely, on time, and to a high standard Maintaining a clean and professional work environment


Requirements:

Proven experience working on petrol forecourts Strong understanding of forecourt-specific health & safety requirements Comfortable with travel and staying away across the UK Physically fit and able to work in demanding site conditions Full UK driving licence


Desirable (but not essential):

Valid UK PIA (Petroleum Industry Association) Passport Valid digger/excavator ticket Experience in civil groundworks and concrete finishing


What We Offer:

Competitive salary (based on experience) Paid accommodation, fuel expenses, and daily food allowance Annual leave entitlement Opportunities for further training and certifications A long-term, stable position with a growing business


If you're an experienced, hardworking engineer who takes pride in quality workmanship and can work safely and efficiently across varied sites, we'd love to hear from you.

Job Type: Full-time


Pay: 35,000.00-45,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Company events Company pension Discounted or free food Free or subsidised travel Paid volunteer time


Work Location: On the road

Job Type: Full-time


Relevant vocational or technical qualifications related to civil engineering, construction, or petrol forecourt engineering.
Practical training or certifications in health and safety, especially those related to petrol forecourt safety standards.
Certifications such as the Petroleum Industry Association (PIA) Passport are desirable.
Training certificates for operating machinery, such as digger or excavator tickets, are also beneficial but not mandatory.