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Construction Logistics Lead

Bridgwater
3 weeks ago
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Construction Logistics Area Lead

Location: Somerset (Hinkley Point C Site)

Duration: 12m contract

Day rate: £400 - £440 per day worked inclusive of travel and accomdoation.

Are you an experienced logistics professional with a background in large-scale construction or infrastructure projects? We’re seeking a Construction Logistics Area Lead to join a major UK-based nuclear new build programme, playing a vital role in one of Europe’s most complex engineering projects.

About the Role

As a Construction Logistics Area Lead, you will oversee the logistics operations for a designated area of a large nuclear construction site. Working within a high-performing team, you’ll ensure that materials and services are delivered safely, efficiently, and in alignment with strict construction schedules and compliance standards.

This is a key leadership role, managing logistics teams (including third-party providers) and driving operational excellence across logistics planning and execution. You’ll be at the forefront of enabling one of the UK’s largest low-carbon energy infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities



Lead daily logistics operations across a defined construction area.

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Ensure timely, safe, and compliant delivery of materials to site.

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Collaborate with construction, planning, and supply chain teams.

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Develop, lead, and support a high-performing logistics team.

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Use data-driven reporting and KPIs to drive decision-making.

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Proactively address logistical risks, delays, or supply issues.

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Promote a safety-first, customer-focused, and collaborative culture.

What We're Looking For

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Significant logistics or supply chain leadership experience (5+ years).

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Strong understanding of logistics within complex, regulated construction environments (nuclear, aerospace, infrastructure, etc.).

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Proven ability to manage 3PLs and in-house logistics teams.

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Skilled in stakeholder engagement, risk management, and logistics performance reporting.

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Familiar with tools such as Power BI, MS Project, and logistics planning software.

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Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience (logistics, engineering, or construction disciplines preferred).

Desirable Skills

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Background in nuclear or other safety-critical industries.

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Logistics-specific qualifications or certifications.

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Experience with enterprise-level delivery and materials management systems.

Why Join Us?

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Be part of a landmark infrastructure project shaping the UK’s clean energy future.

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Work with industry-leading professionals in a culture that values safety, integrity, and innovation.

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Enjoy excellent professional development opportunities and a collaborative, mission-driven environment

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