Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC)

Are you an experienced Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) looking for your next challenge? This is an opportunity to work on complex warehouse automation projects with a global engineering and automation business.

We're recruiting a Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) for an automated distribution centre in Doncaster, on a Fixed Term Contract until March 2028. Further opportunities may be available on projects throughout the UK.

The Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) will coordinate temporary works activities, ensuring designs, approvals and site implementation meet safety requirements and industry standards.

What's on Offer?

• Fixed Term Contract until March 2028
• Salary up to £65,000 plus bonus
• Exposure to advanced warehouse automation and intralogistics projects
• Professional development opportunities

The Role

• Coordinate temporary works in line with BS 5975 and company procedures.
• Ensure designs are reviewed, approved and implemented before work begins.
• Maintain the Temporary Works Register and project documentation.
• Coordinate with project managers, site managers, designers and subcontractors.
• Review construction methods, installation sequences and risk assessments.
• Conduct inspections and audits to ensure temporary works are safely erected, used and dismantled.
• Liaise with Temporary Works Designers and Design Checkers.
• Maintain project records, permits, approvals and handover documentation.

Requirements

• Experience as a Temporary Works Coordinator within construction, industrial, mechanical, logistics or automation projects.
• Strong knowledge of temporary works management, construction safety and risk assessment.
• Experience coordinating subcontractors and reviewing engineering drawings, method statements and risk assessments.
• Knowledge of structural steelwork, industrial installations or warehouse construction.
• Full UK driving licence.

CITB Temporary Works Coordinator certification is desirable, alongside SMSTS/SSSTS, NEBOSH Construction or a relevant engineering or construction qualification. Knowledge of BS 5975 and experience with conveyors, robotics or ASRS would be advantageous.

If you're a Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) looking to apply your expertise to complex engineering projects, this is an excellent opportunity to contribute to safe and successful project delivery.

For more information, please contact Stuart Cooper at Wagstaff Recruitment.