360 Excavator – Above 10 Tonnes – Tracked
Position: 360 Excavator Operator
Location: Leiston, Suffolk
Project: Sizewell C
Start Date: January 2026
Duration: Long Term Work
Rate: £25 Per Hour
Hours: 07:30-17:30
Tickets Required:
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360 Excavator + Lifting Operations (Essential)
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Safety Critical Medical (Essential)
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SZC vetted (Essential)
Foundation Personnel are currently looking for 360 Excavator Operators on behalf of a Tier 2 contractor for Sizewell C project in Leiston, Suffolk. The role involves working on drainage, ducting, muck away, and general civils operations as part of a well-structured site team. This is on behalf of a leading contractor known for delivering large-scale infrastructure projects with strong safety leadership, excellent site management, and a commitment to high-quality workmanship.
Duties Will Include:
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Operating a 360 excavator on civils works
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Supporting drainage and ducting operations
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Muck away works and general excavation
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Lifting operations as required
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Assisting the groundworks team when necessary
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Daily checks and maintaining machine safety compliance
Requirements:
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Valid 360 Excavator ticket with Lifting Ops
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In-date Safety Critical Medical
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SZC vetting or BPSS check
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Strong civils background including drainage and ducting
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Ability to work safely on a high-security, high-standard site
About the Contractor:
A respected civil engineering specialist delivering major infrastructure and energy projects across the region. They are recognised for their commitment to safety, effective project delivery, and maintaining a skilled and reliable workforce on complex civils schemes.
If you’re a 360 Excavator Operator with Lifting Operations and ready to start on Sizewell C, apply today!
Please note: Successful candidates will be required to undergo a drug and alcohol test at induction, carried out by our end client, as part of their health and safety procedures.
The vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Foundation Personnel who are acting as a recruitment or employment business.
