Working at Winvic

Developing people as well as projects. That’s the Winvic Way.

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WHY CHOOSE WINVIC?

We believe a job application is the beginning of a long-term relationship. At Winvic, you’ll have the opportunity to work on some of the UK’s most exciting construction and infrastructure projects while developing your career alongside talented, supportive colleagues.

Our strong retention rates reflect our commitment to creating an environment where people feel valued, respected and empowered to build fulfilling careers. We invest in learning, development and progression because we believe our success is built on the success of our people.

 

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Are you a talented, forward-thinking professional? Winvic’s recruitment process is led by our specialist recruitment partner, Brixen Search. They help us find experts who share our bold, collaborative spirit.

You can explore our latest vacancies below. Join us and help drive the future of construction.

Employee Benefits

Build a Career That Grows With You

We attract and develop talented individuals at every stage of their careers. From trainees, apprentices and graduates to experienced professionals and future leaders, we provide the opportunities, support and environment needed to help people achieve their potential.

With a competitive salary and rewards package, ongoing investment in learning and development, and the opportunity to work on some of the UK’s most exciting construction and infrastructure projects, you’ll be part of a business committed to helping you succeed.

As Winvic continues to grow, so do the opportunities available to our people.

  • Professional opportunities at Winvic offer the chance to build a rewarding career on some of the UK’s largest construction projects. Our success is built on the expertise, commitment and collaboration of our people, who play a vital role in delivering high-quality outcomes for our clients. Whether you’re an experienced professional looking for your next challenge or seeking to broaden your experience across diverse sectors, you’ll find opportunities to develop your skills, work alongside industry-leading teams and contribute to projects that leave a lasting positive legacy. Together, we’re shaping places, communities and careers for the future.

  • Our graduate opportunities provide the ideal platform to launch your career within the construction industry. At Winvic, we’re committed to supporting graduates as they develop their skills, gain valuable experience and build confidence within a collaborative and innovative environment.

    We welcome graduates from a wide range of disciplines and provide opportunities to work on exciting projects alongside experienced teams. Through structured training, mentoring and continued professional development, we’ll support you beyond university and help you take the next steps towards a successful and rewarding career with Winvic.

  • Our apprenticeship opportunities provide a hands-on way to gain valuable experience, develop new skills and work towards recognised qualifications while being part of a supportive and talented team.

    Whether you’re leaving school, changing direction or looking to start your career in a different way, our apprenticeships offer the opportunity to learn from industry professionals while contributing to real projects from day one. With opportunities across areas including civil engineering, construction management, design, surveying and site supervision, a Winvic apprenticeship could be the first step towards a rewarding career.

  • A Year in Industry placement at Winvic provides the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience and see how your studies translate into real-world construction projects. By joining our team for a year, you’ll work alongside experienced professionals, build your knowledge and gain insight into the challenges and opportunities within the industry.

    Our placement students are involved across a variety of sectors, from major infrastructure projects to multi-room developments and large-scale industrial schemes, gaining experience throughout every stage of a project lifecycle. The skills and knowledge gained during your placement can provide a valuable foundation for your remaining studies and future career, with many students going on to continue their journey with Winvic after graduation.

  • Our T Level industry placements provide students with the opportunity to gain valuable experience, develop practical skills and discover the wide range of opportunities available within the industry.

    Working with colleges, we support students as part of their T Level qualifications by offering industry placements of up to 350 hours across a variety of disciplines, including civil engineering, construction management, quantity surveying and planning. By gaining experience on live projects and working alongside experienced professionals, students can apply their classroom learning in a real-world environment and take their first steps towards a future career in construction.

Hear From Our People

Employee Stories

Dan Lucas, Pre-Construction Director

 

Employed since. 2019

Describe your role: My role as Pre-Construction Director is to lead Winvic’s Industrial Pre-Construction function, shaping our work winning strategy. I lead a team responsible for client engagement, tender selection, bid strategy, cost and risk management and supply chain strategy. Every tender presents different challenges, so a key part of my role is bringing these disciplines together to develop a clear, competitive, and deliverable solution that meets the client’s objectives and supports Winvic’s continued growth.

Tell me about your career path leading up to your current role. I started out as a Graduate Site Engineer and worked my way through to project management, working on a variety of schemes before taking up a position in design management. This move gave me the opportunity to become more rounded in my understanding of the industry, as it was focussed on the pre-construction stage, something I felt was important for my own development. After gaining the experience of pre-construction including bid and framework management, I decided to further progress my career by joining Winvic as a Pre-Construction Manager. I was then promoted to Pre-Construction Director in 2025. 

Describe working at Winvic in 3 words. Rewarding. Challenging. Valued.

Why Construction? Ever since I can remember, construction has fascinated me. From the simple, through to the most complex of schemes, each is unique. Every project is successfully delivered, despite any operational or timescale challenges, by bringing a hugely diverse workforce together. We all work towards the same goal and continuously improve from lessons learnt each time. I love how the industry, and especially Winvic, embraces using the latest technology to be innovative and finds solutions to problems, whilst helping to protect the environment for future generations. Construction is both challenging and rewarding and I am proud to be part of it.

What attracted you to Winvic? Winvic is a market leader in the industry, and the leadership of the business is truly unique. The thing that struck me instantly was the vision and attitude to how a successful construction company could operate – that is, the ‘Winvic Way’. It is in everything that is done and is embraced within the business across each of the sectors and departments. Even with all the challenges, changes, and complexities of construction over the last twenty-five years, the core values of the business and the vision of how it operates have remained.

Do you have any advice for people wanting to join Winvic? If you are looking for a main contractor within the construction industry who is people centric, forward thinking, innovative and sustainable amongst many other positives then Winvic will be for you.

Harry Onslow, Technical Manager

 

Employed since: September 2017

Describe your role.
I joined Winvic as a Design Manager in 2017, initially working across both Industrial and multi-room projects. I progressed to Senior Design Manager before being promoted to Technical Manager, where I now work within the Industrial sector.

My role involves overseeing the technical and design delivery of multiple projects, supporting our Design Managers and wider project teams from pre-construction through to completion. A key part of the role is providing technical guidance, managing design risk and ensuring that our projects meet the requirements of our clients, end users, statutory bodies and current legislation.

No two projects present exactly the same challenges, and I enjoy working collaboratively with our internal teams, consultants, subcontractors and clients to find practical solutions. I also really enjoy supporting and developing the people within our Design team and seeing them progress in their own careers.

Describe working at Winvic in 3 words.
Collaborative, challenging, rewarding.

Why construction?
Every project is different and brings its own technical, commercial and logistical challenges. You work with a huge variety of people and disciplines, but ultimately everyone is working towards the same tangible goal. There is a real sense of achievement in seeing a project develop from an initial concept into a completed building.

What attracted you to Winvic?
The culture and the way the company approaches its work really stood out to me. Relationships with employees, subcontractors, consultants and clients are important, and there is a genuine focus on working collaboratively to deliver the right outcome. It’s not just about bricks and the bottom line.

Do you have any advice for people wanting to join Winvic?
Be prepared to be challenged and don’t be afraid to contribute your ideas. Winvic gives people the opportunity to take responsibility and develop, and good ideas are listened to regardless of job title or experience. Being a team player is essential; successful projects rely on working closely with colleagues, clients, end users, consultants and subcontractors.

Frank Hayes, Senior Project Manager

Employed since. January 2002.

Describe your role. I started as a foreman on Winvic’s first ever new build and it seems like yesterday! I progressed and developed with the company, and the industry, to become a project manager; I enjoy the issues and challenges that come with each new day as well as being agile, adaptable and thinking outside the box. I feel lucky to be able to interact with a multitude of people from all walks of life, solve problems and create something worthwhile with them, before going home with the feeling that you have achieved something. In five years’ time I hope I’ll be doing the same thing – it may sound corny, but I love what I do.

Describe working at Winvic in 3 words. Rewarding, challenging and satisfying.

Why construction? I was enticed by the somewhat simple reward of creating modern living spaces; be it a place of work, a home or a leisure facility. We may be working with steel or concrete, but ultimately the structures are for people and will be of use to communities and the built environment for years to come.

What attracted you to Winvic? Joining a young company was exciting, but Winvic’s owners and the first team members held motivating ambitions and attitudes – I couldn’t say no because of the people and their shared vision.

Do you have any advice for people wanting to join Winvic? I would advise anyone going for any job in any industry to be friendly, open, dynamic, adaptable to change and embrace opportunities, but these are attributes we regard highly at Winvic. We are an ever-changing company, going from strength to strength and there are many chances for employees to excel, but you have to believe in yourself, the projects and Winvic.

Oliwia Foster, Digital Engineer

Employed since. January 2020.

Describe your role. I’m currently working as a Digital Engineer part of the Planning team. I create 3D models from 2D drawings across multi-disciplines for clash detection, to eliminate issues during the construction progress. My role also involves creating CGIs, 3D sequences and video animations of project build timelines, as well as providing 4D planning support. I love what I do as I get to work with different teams on a variety of projects, coming up with creative ideas of how to make projects come to life during the tender stage.

Aside to my main role, I am proud to be a STEM Ambassador. Having the opportunity to encourage future generations to consider a career in construction, by showing them the creative roles within this job sector, is really exciting.

Tell me about your career path leading up to your current role. After finishing my Architectural Technology degree, I began working at Winvic in October 2020 as a CAD Technician. I progressed to a BIM Coordinator in December 2020 and became part of the Digital Delivery team at the end of 2021, June 2023, I moved across to the planning department as a Digital Engineer to bring my digital capability to tender stage. Throughout my career at Winvic, I am continuously expanding my skill set and creating new and efficient processes to solve any problems that may arise.

Describe working at Winvic in 3 words. Exciting, challenging and rewarding.

Why Construction? When considering different careers, it was important for me to ensure that I would have a sense of accomplishment when completing tasks and projects. This led me to researching the construction sector job roles, mainly looking at the creative roles within construction.

What attracted you to Winvic? When I researched the company, I saw that Winvic values its employees and encourages them to reach their full potential, whilst enjoying their job roles. I am a very ambitious individual, so it is important to me to have a variety of opportunities and projects to work on; both of which Winvic provides.

Do you have any advice for people wanting to join Winvic? If you enjoy challenges, working hard and reaching your personal growth goals. I would advise you to go for it! Nothing bad can ever happen from applying and you never know, it could lead you to an amazing career path.

Amarra Dassu, Site Engineer

Describe your role. I’m currently a Site Engineer at Winvic. During my time here I have worked on projects in both the C&I and Industrial sectors. My daily duties involve setting out and surveying different aspects of the project, as well as liaising with subcontractors to ensure that everyone is happy with the work that needs to be completed.

Tell me about your career path leading up to your current role. I started off with an interest in architecture but throughout my A levels my curiosity in how things were built started to grow, so I chose a degree in Civil Engineering. When looking for a placement at university, I came across Winvic at a careers fair. After speaking to a Trainee Site Engineer I was impressed by what they had to say and I applied. I went on to do my ‘Year in Industry’ placement with Winvic and thoroughly enjoyed it. After completing my degree, I returned to Winvic as a full-time graduate Site Engineer.

How long have you been at Winvic? I undertook my ‘Year in Industry’ with Winvic in 2021 working for 12 months at the Mercia Park project. I returned to Winvic after graduating in September 2023 and since then I worked on the major infrastructure project at SEGRO Logistics Park Northampton and now working at SEGRO Park Coventry.

Describe working at Winvic in 3 words. Ambitious, exciting, educational

Why Construction? Every day on site is different and being involved in the development of buildings from paper to handover attracted me to the industry. It’s very rewarding.

What attracted you to Winvic? Whilst on my placement year with Winvic I soon realised that everyone here is willing to help and push you to reach your full potential. The different teams I have worked with have all motivated me to learn and grow within the industry and have focused on my development to help me to progress my career.

Do you have any advice for people wanting to join Winvic? Be open to learning new things and taking on new challenges.