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Chipping Norton STW Flow Compliance – Thames Water North

We’re currently recruiting for a Site Foreman to lead day-to-day operations on a key infrastructure project in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, as part of the Thames Water Framework.

This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced foreman with a solid background in civil construction, excellent leadership skills, and the ability to manage a team safely and efficiently on-site. The successful candidate must also be computer and IT literate, capable of using digital systems for communication, reporting, and site documentation.

As Site Foreman, you will be responsible for the safe and effective delivery of daily site activities, supervising the workforce, ensuring compliance with all site procedures, and supporting project progression to the highest standards.

Minimum Requirements:



CPCS Gold Card – Supervisor

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SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme)

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Thames Water Passport (can be arranged if not already held)

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First Aid at Work

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Strong computer and IT skills – confident using digital platforms for reporting, planning, and communication

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Additional training or relevant qualifications will be beneficial
Project-specific training will be provided if required

Project Scope:

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Modify existing inlet works to handle peak flows of 500 l/s, including storm flow separation and screening plant installation.

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Ensure sufficient wash water supply for screening and screenings handling equipment.

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Modify works to achieve new FtFT of 73 l/s using active flow control.

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Ensure all site liquors are returned downstream of storm separation and flow measurement.

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Build a new Final Settlement Tank with similar capacity to the existing FST.

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Construct a new flow split chamber and install associated pipework.

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Remove the existing Copasac frame from the Final Effluent sampling chamber.

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Upgrade/replace ICA telemetry outstation in line with Thames Water specifications

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