Kilmac Ltd

🚧 Kilmac is Hiring a HSQE Manager! 🚧 We’re on the lookout for an experienced and proactive HSQE Manager to join our team! If you’re passionate about driving health, safety, quality, and environmental standards in construction, this is the role for you. Key Responsibilities: ✅ Oversee site safety audits, identify improvements. ✅Ensure compliance with environmental legislation and develop environmental policies and procedures  ✅ Lead accident investigations & safety reporting. ✅ Conduct quality audits and manage NCR investigations. ✅ Represent Kilmac on all HSQE matters with clients and agencies. What We’re Looking For: 🎓 IOSH/NEBOSH certification. 🏗️ Construction industry experience. 🧠 Strong problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills. What We Offer: 🏥 Private Medical Insurance. 🚗 Fully expensed vehicle. 🌴 30 days holiday (31 from January 2025). 💼 Pension, Accident, and Death in Service cover. 🔗 Ready to make an impact? Apply today and be part of something great!

We’re pleased to share that Kilmac has been recognised as Best Civil Engineering Contractors 2024 - Central Scotland and Community-Centric Construction Champions of the Year 2024 in the Scottish Enterprise Awards by SME News. This recognition highlights the hard work and dedication of our team in delivering high-quality civil engineering projects and our ongoing commitment to supporting the communities we work in. A big thank you to SME News, our clients, and partners for their continued support.

Congratulations to Daniel Drew for winning Kilmac's Q3 Safety Award! Daniel has consistently maintained high standards in his work, especially during the foundation works at SWHS. He’s been diligent in ensuring areas are properly barriered, concrete work is tidy, and the site is cleaned daily. His full compliance with safety protocols and PPE makes him a valuable member of the team. Well done, Daniel! Your efforts are greatly appreciated.

Kilmac and BAM Inspire Students with Cutting-Edge Construction Technology 👷♂️👷♀️ Kilmac, in partnership with BAM UK & Ireland, was delighted to host a hands-on workshop for S3 Graphic Communication students at Blairgowrie High School, focusing on the use of the Cable Avoidance Tool (CAT) and Signal Generator (Genny). These specialised tools are essential in the construction and utilities industries for detecting and locating underground services such as cables, pipes, and other utilities. During the workshop, students learned about the function and purpose of the CAT and Genny, the importance of using them to ensure safety on-site, and the reasons why Kilmac and BAM employ them across various projects. The session involved a practical exercise in which students identified underground services around the school and then transferred the data onto graph paper. By overlaying GPS coordinates onto site plans, the students could create accurate maps of underground utilities—a valuable skill that directly relates to their studies. This workshop was a fantastic opportunity to showcase real-world applications of technology used in construction and demonstrate how it connects with academic subjects like graphic communication. We received excellent feedback from the students, who were enthusiastic about the practical aspect of the session. A big thank you to Matthew MacDougall and Steven T. for their time and expertise in leading this session. We are incredibly proud to continue supporting local schools alongside BAM and fostering social impact through educational initiatives. At Kilmac, we believe in the importance of investing in the future generation by helping them understand the technology and skills required in the industry. #Kilmac #BAM #SocialImpact #STEM #Education #Construction #Technology #Groundworks #Blairgowrie #CommunityEngagement Paul Carle David Brodie

In partnership with SPOA-Scottish Plant Owners Association and Kingdom Plant, we were able to utilise their state-of-the-art machine simulator to provide students with an interactive and immersive experience, allowing them to explore the technical skills required in the groundworks industry. The simulator was a major attraction as we visited nine schools across Fife, giving students hands-on exposure to what a career in this field might look like. Over the course of 108 hours of engagement, we connected with an impressive 427 pupils, offering them valuable insight into the dynamic and rewarding opportunities that careers in engineering and construction offer. Many students were intrigued by the real-world applications of civil engineering, and we were thrilled to see such enthusiasm for our industry. Bert Hope John Sibbald Matthew MacDougall

Absolutely delighted to have won the Outstanding Contribution to Social Value award at the Robertson supply chain awards tonight! 🥰💙 Kilmac Ltd James Wilson Athole Mcdonald

What a busy time we are having just now at #fifecollege! On Friday we were delighted to welcome Kilmac Ltd to deliver a one day #healthandsafety training to our #cecaacademy students to prepare them for their #sitevisit next week. As it was nearly the weekend, they brought along the SPOA-Scottish Plant Owners Association #virtualexcavator for the students to try their hand at operating some big plant. What a fun way to end the week! 🥳 Huge thanks to Matthew, Hector & Lauren Pratt for coordinating it all #civilengineering #virtuallearning #healthandsafety #funfriday

⚽Kilmac is excited to be taking part in the Business Fives tournament, raising funds for the incredible #ANDYSMANCLUB charity! 💙 We're looking forward to a great day of friendly competition and supporting such an important cause. Good luck to all the local companies involved! 💪👏

🚜 Kilmac has officially kicked off our week-long roadshow alongside Kingdom Plant! 🎉 A big thanks to SPOA-Scottish Plant Owners Association and Kingdom Plant Bert Hope Fraser McDonald for providing us with their state-of-the-art machine simulator, helping us visit schools across Tayside and Fife to educate pupils on careers in groundworks. Students are getting hands-on experience with what it’s like to operate an excavator—the simulator is the next best thing to actually being in the cab! Designed with safety and productivity in mind, it's the perfect tool for training facilities. We're excited to be working alongside Developing the Young Workforce on this fantastic initiative. Stay tuned for more updates throughout the next week! 👷♂👷♀  #KilmacRoadshow #Groundworks #DYW #CareersInConstruction #SPOA #SkillsForTheFuture

Building work is about to start on the new £15 million Templehall Community Hub in Kirkcaldy. BAM UK & Ireland