Rail Civil Construction CRE

Are you a Buildings & Civils Construction CRE with experience delivering on Network Rail frameworks?   Position: Buildings & Civils Construction CRE Location: Colchester / Anglia Region Rate: £450 to £500 per day - IR35 dependant on assessment Contract Length: Long-Term Rolling Contract Project: Network Rail Buildings & Civil Framework   Looking for a rail civil contract where you can take ownership of both complex structures and framework maintenance works?   An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Buildings & Civil Construction CRE to support delivery across a major Network Rail framework within the Anglia region. The role will involve overseeing a varied portfolio of civil schemes, including bridge projects, structural repairs, station works, and general civils packages.   The business is looking for someone with a practical, solutions-focused approach who can support projects from cradle to grave while working closely with operational delivery teams.   Where you will add value: ·Acting as CRE across buildings and civil rail projects ·Managing bridge, structures, and general civil works ·Coordinating engineering compliance, site delivery, and project planning ·Supporting project lifecycle delivery from pre-construction through to handover To succeed in this role, you will need: ·Previous experience operating as a Buildings & Civil Construction CRE within the railway ·Strong background in structures, bridges, or rail civil delivery ·PTS essential ·SMSTS and TWC competency. ·Ability to work within fast-paced framework delivery environments Why this contract stands out: ·Long-term rolling contract with secured framework workload ·Involvement in major upcoming bridge and civils schemes ·Opportunity to work within a rapidly growing rail contractor ·Fast interview and onboarding process ·High level of autonomy within delivery teams If you're a Buildings & Civil CRE looking for a long-term rail contract with varied project exposure and strong future workload, get in touch for a confidential discussion