Contact Fawkes & Reece London
Fawkes & Reece London
Traffic Marshall in Chatham
Chatham, Kent
Contact Fawkes & Reece London
- Hours
- Full Time
- Posted
- 3 hours ago
- Salary
- 15.00 - 16.00 GBP Hourly
- Recruiter
- Fawkes & Reece London
- Closes
- 02 Oct 2026
- Course
- No
- Contract Type
- Freelance
- Recruiter Type
- Direct Employer
Description
Do currently work in Construction? Are you a Traffic Marshall looking for a new opportunity? Also hold a CSCS card? If the answers are yes, we have roles opening with a reputable Construction company in the Chatham area.
Role: Traffic MarshallLocation: EastbourneContract type: Temporary (Full time)Date Required: ASAPDuration: OngoingPay rate: 15-16 per hourFawkes & Reece contact: Daisy Goble (Brighton Office)
The company:
A well establish contractor that operates in various sectors such as the industrials, education, commercial and refurbishment space.
The role:
As the Traffic Marshall for the development, you will be responsible for:
Working under the supervision and management of the Project Manager, Site Manager and Assistant Site Manager.Ensuring contractors are parking as per the site safety policy.Controlling flow of traffic when deliveries enter the site.Securing barrier protection around the site and making sure the fencing is secure.Please note there is no welfare responsibilities involved in this role.
About you:
Some previous experience is preferred but not essential.
To be successful in your application for this role you will have and be able to demonstrate the following skills and attributes:
You will need a current and valid CSCS card.Traffic Marshall / Vehicle Banksman qualification.
What to do next:
If this role meets your expectations and aspirations, please click the apply now link. If this one is not for you, but you would like to discuss other options or for us to act as an agent to secure you a new contract please do not hesitate to call Daisy on (phone number removed) for a confidential consultation.
Ad ID: 5418947988
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