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  • We want to meet you In joining our team, you will become a champion of Skanska's culture and values, partnering with our business leaders to help them build, nurture and cultivate their project and management teams.

  • If you are a Skanska employee, please click on this link to read the job description and apply Do you google every question that pops into your head?

  • It will be your role to be an organizational innovator, working with your HRBPs and Generalists, listening to the voice of the business and its people in order to create and implement Human Resource solutions for Skanska.

  • React to emergency events and coordinate talking points Coordinate with Skanska Communications on community involvement programs and good news stories of things SGL Constructors is doing in the community such as

  • Our apprentice programme is a great opportunity to gain a recognised academic or vocational qualification from college, with on-the-job training giving you the chance to earn while you learn, whilst employed full-time at Skanska.

Skanska AB is a multinational construction and development company based in Sweden. Skanska is the fifth largest construction company in the world according to Construction Global magazine.

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