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Building Structures Engineer - Newcastle

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Building Structures Engineer
Salary: £36,000-£45,000
Employment type: Permanent
Sector: Infrastructure and Ministry of Justice buildings
We are recruiting a Building Structures Engineer for a leading UK infrastructure consultancy. The role will support the design and delivery of infrastructure and Ministry of Justice projects, including prisons and other secure operational facilities.
Applications are welcomed from developing engineers at Assistant level as well as established Building Structures Engineers. The successful candidate will be appointed at the appropriate grade based on their experience.
Key responsibilities
- Produce structural designs, calculations, drawings, and technical documentation.
- Develop safe, practical, and compliant structural engineering solutions.
- Support projects from feasibility and site survey through detailed design, construction, and handover.
- Assess existing buildings and develop refurbishment, alteration, and strengthening solutions.
- Coordinate structural designs with architects, building-services engineers, and other disciplines.
- Use structural analysis and three-dimensional modelling software.
- Undertake site surveys, inspections, and technical assessments.
- Prepare reports, specifications, and tender information.
- Identify design hazards and support compliance with CDM Regulations.
- Manage assigned work against quality, cost, and programme requirements.
- Liaise with clients, contractors, suppliers, and project stakeholders.
- Support and, where appropriate, guide junior members of the team.
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About you
You will have:
- A degree or equivalent qualification in Civil or Structural Engineering.
- Experience producing structural designs and calculations.
- Knowledge of steel, concrete, masonry, and timber structures.
- Familiarity with Structural Eurocodes and Building Regulations.
- Experience using structural design and analysis software.
- Familiarity with Tekla Structural Designer, Tekla Tedds, or comparable software.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- The ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams.
- Incorporated or Chartered status, or a commitment to achieving professional registration.


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Previous consultancy experience would be beneficial, although candidates from contractor, public-sector, or wider engineering environments will also be considered.
Experience involving prisons, courts, government buildings, defence, healthcare, education, or other operationally sensitive estates would be advantageous. Candidates must be able to obtain the necessary Ministry of Justice security clearance.
The position offers flexible working, structured professional development, support toward chartership, and exposure to complex public-infrastructure projects.
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