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Civil Engineer

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Job Title:
Civil Engineer
Job Description
We are seeking driven and delivery-focused Civil Engineers to join our growing engineering team on major infrastructure projects, both Contractor and Client side. We welcome applicants from all engineering backgrounds. A positive attitude, willingness to adapt, and learn are essential.
You would be a perfect fit if you’ve been a Section Manager or Sub-agent that is ready to turn their hand to delivering Design Works, or sees themselves leading into a Design or Engineering Management role.
We are an Award-Winning engineering consultancy with a sharp focus on structured information delivery. Initiative and proactive delivery are an expectation. We have the accreditations to match major multinational design consultancies and contractors, but the agility of an SME that can make impactful decisions quickly, which our clients value us for.
Key Responsibilities:
- Active engagement and building of close relationships with Engineering and Design Managers and Construction Teams to ensure project efficiency and success through all design, construction, and handover stages.
- Collection and review of Field Change, Design Change, and Construction records to compile complete handover records.
- Providing design support to ensure compliance with current standards and legislation.
- Working with our Team to bid and tender for new Engineering contracts, preferably framework support-based.
- Ownership of clash resolution, engineering, and interface coordination between stakeholders.
- Manage and coordinate project information across multiple stakeholders and disciplines.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to resolve technical and delivery challenges.
- Oversee the production and coordination of multi-disciplinary CAD and BIM deliverables.
- Understand how Information Management ties into every task and role on the project, to ensure streamlined compliance and handover delivery.
- Provide advice on adhering to digital engineering strategies and project mobilisation.
- Carry out technical engineering reviews, audits, and assurance of models, drawings, and information containers.
- Support project managers with programme planning, resourcing, and risk mitigation from a digital delivery perspective.
- Provide mentoring and technical support to junior Engineers & Technicians.
- Monitor production of deliverables to ensure issued on time and within budget.
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- Degree qualified (Bachelors or Masters) in Civil or Structural Engineering (or similar equivalent).
- IEng or CEng status with the ICE (or working towards – which will be a measure of seniority).
- Experience on UK infrastructure projects (e.g. rail, highways, water, utilities, energy).
- Engineering experience across any discipline will be considered.
- Excellent professional communication skills.
- Document authoring.
- Proficiency in relevant tools such as Civil 3D, OpenRoads (or equivalent).
- Experience leading teams and providing technical assurance.
- Strong communication, coordination, and stakeholder management skills.
- A willingness to contribute towards innovation and engineering best practice.
- Site experience in the production of construction record will be highly advantageous.
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