1. Job Search
  2. Construction

Construction Jobs

  1. architect
  2. bricklayer
  3. construction engineer
  4. construction manager
  5. labourer
  6. site manager
  7. surveyor
  8. trainee construction
jobs Filters

Filters

Clear Filters

Radius

10Miles

Date posted

  • IT Manager Construction}

    Leeds

    IT Manager { Construction } Wakefield £30,000 to £40,000 + Company Benefits + Career Progression Are you a IT Manager looking to take the next...

    Posted 20 days ago

    more details >

  • Deliveroo Rider

    Aberystwyth

    Job Description Deliver with Deliveroo Become a food delivery driver with Deliveroo and find work that suits you. Make money on your own schedule...

    Posted Today

    more details >

  • Construction Delivery Lead

    Bridgwater

    CONSTRUCTION DELIVERY LEAD All-Inclusive day rate of up to £580 Umbrella (PAYE) Long Term Contract Hinkley Point C, Bridgwater A fantastic...

    Posted 21 days ago

    more details >

  • QA Manager - Construction

    South East London

    Ardmore Group are currently recruiting for a QA Manager to join our team and contribute to the completion of a portfolio of Site in Green park. You...

    Posted 27 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Delivery Lead

    Bridgwater

    Construction Delivery Lead Bridgwater, Somerset Inside IR35 The Construction Delivery Lead takes responsibility for activities in the field relating...

    Posted 22 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Manager

    GB

    What if you could work with remarkable people on extraordinary things? What if the end result was something a little bit special? What if your role...

    Posted 52 days ago

    more details >

  • CV needs refreshing? Get your CV reviewed with TopCV today!

    Review my CV!

  • Construction Coordinator

    Southampton

    This is an opportunity for a Construction Coordinator to work on behalf of the client in a site coordination and contractor oversight capacity. The...

    Posted 9 days ago

    more details >

  • Planner Construction

    North London

    With the recent appointment of a new head of planning, we have decided to recruit a new planner. Main Purpose: Provide logic linked programmes that...

    Posted 13 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Manager

    GB

    AWE is currently recruiting for a Demolition Construction Manager to be responsible for ensuring the successful planning and delivery phases of...

    Posted 37 days ago

    more details >

  • Estimator Construction

    South East London

    MARIS INTERIORS LLP Maris Interiors are one of the UKs leading design and build experts. Located in Southwark, London and founded in 1977, Maris work...

    Posted 14 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Estimator

    Newcastle Upon Tyne

    SUMMARY OF ROLE The Estimator will be reporting to the Operations Manager and be responsible for coordinating preconstruction services and preparing...

    Posted 37 days ago

    more details >

  • Estimator Construction

    Chorley, Lancashire

    Estimator New Build / Refurbishment and Extension Commercial, Industrial, Residential Location: Greater Manchester Benefits: Car Allowance &...

    Posted 1 day ago

    more details >

  • Construction Director

    Milton Keynes

    Director of Construction Location: Bedford Salary: DOE We seek a Construction Director (consultant/client side background) to join our residential...

    Posted 23 days ago

    more details >

  • Bookkeeper - Construction

    South West London

    Bookkeeper- Construction My client are a Privately Owned Main Contractor who have been established for c. 17 years, based in SW London. Their...

    Posted 16 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Paralegal

    City of London

    We are working with an international law firm who are seeking a Construction Litigation Paralegal. The firm are looking to take this paralegal on a...

    Posted 1 day ago

    more details >

  • Construction Estimator

    North West London

    Construction Estimator Salary: £20,000 - £45,000 (negotiable) Benefits: Pension Scheme, mobile and computer Start Date: Availability to start...

    Posted 14 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Manager

    Manchester

    Company description: . Job description: Construction Manager Permanent role Based at Manchester Airport About us: At MAG we provide the airport...

    Posted 16 days ago

    more details >

  • Construction Manager

    Reading

    AWE is currently recruiting for a Client Construction/M&E/Building Services Manager to be responsible for ensuring the successful planning and...

    Posted 1 day ago

    more details >
Top

Related By Job Title

construction Jobs By Location

Construction

Jobs in construction require a certain amount of skill and experience, as well as specific training. Whether working as a builder, scaffolder or in another construction role, on the job training is normally offered, as well as apprenticeships being available with certain companies too.

Who can I work for?

When working in the construction industry, you will be able to work for general construction companies, specialty trade contractors, or for yourself.

Where and when can I work?

Hours worked in this industry often equate to around 40 per week, with an expectation of working your fair share of early morning, late nights, weekends, and overnight on occasions too.

What will I be responsible for?

You can expect your responsibilities to include cleaning and preparing construction sites; loading and unloading materials to take to different building sites; using machinery; and occasionally helping other construction workers with their day-to-day jobs.

Do I need any experience?

Experience in the trade is required, with additional on-the-job training normally given at the start of the employment. Previous experience of working on a building site is ideal, as is experience in working as part of a team.

What can I earn?

Pay varies due to the numerous different roles there are in construction. Like most jobs, pay is dependent upon experience, with the opportunity of gaining experience in new areas often being readily available.

What are the benefits?

The main benefit of construction work is working outside, rather than being based in an office. This role also allows workers to work flexibly if they wish, such as being off during the day but working overnight. This is particularly useful for those with small children to look after.

Are there chances of promotion?

Those in construction can be promoted into various different roles, although this is normally a competitive industry to work in.

What attributes are needed?

Working in construction requires you to carry out jobs that are physically demanding, as well as often being able to work outdoors. You will need to feel confident at working with loud noise around you, and feel confident at working at great heights on occasions. You will also need to have a constant attention to safety in order to avoid injury, as building sites are dangerous places.

Read More

Construction

Jobs in construction require a certain amount of skill and experience, as well as specific training. Whether working as a builder, scaffolder or in another construction role, on the job training is normally offered, as well as apprenticeships being available with certain companies too.

Who can I work for?

When working in the construction industry, you will be able to work for general construction companies, specialty trade contractors, or for yourself.

Where and when can I work?

Hours worked in this industry often equate to around 40 per week, with an expectation of working your fair share of early morning, late nights, weekends, and overnight on occasions too.

What will I be responsible for?

You can expect your responsibilities to include cleaning and preparing construction sites; loading and unloading materials to take to different building sites; using machinery; and occasionally helping other construction workers with their day-to-day jobs.

Do I need any experience?

Experience in the trade is required, with additional on-the-job training normally given at the start of the employment. Previous experience of working on a building site is ideal, as is experience in working as part of a team.

What can I earn?

Pay varies due to the numerous different roles there are in construction. Like most jobs, pay is dependent upon experience, with the opportunity of gaining experience in new areas often being readily available.

What are the benefits?

The main benefit of construction work is working outside, rather than being based in an office. This role also allows workers to work flexibly if they wish, such as being off during the day but working overnight. This is particularly useful for those with small children to look after.

Are there chances of promotion?

Those in construction can be promoted into various different roles, although this is normally a competitive industry to work in.

What attributes are needed?

Working in construction requires you to carry out jobs that are physically demanding, as well as often being able to work outdoors. You will need to feel confident at working with loud noise around you, and feel confident at working at great heights on occasions. You will also need to have a constant attention to safety in order to avoid injury, as building sites are dangerous places.