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Civil Engineering Manager

Beaconsfield
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Civil Engineering Manager - Beaconsfield

At Shanly Homes, we do not just build houses; we create distinctive, high-specification homes designed for modern living.

As a privately owned, multi award-winning regional housebuilder, we take pride in delivering thoughtfully designed developments in some of the South East’s most sought-after locations.

We are looking for an experienced Civil Engineering Manager to join our Technical team and become our principal in-house civil engineering specialist.

This new position will strengthen our in-house engineering expertise and provide a broad scope across our developments, from land acquisition and planning through to construction and completion. You will play a key role in assessing new land opportunities, identifying and managing technical risks, influencing design solutions and ensuring developments are supported by practical, cost-effective and deliverable engineering solutions.

This role will suit someone who is a residential civil engineering specialist, with strong experience across new homes and a detailed technical understanding of drainage, highways, utilities, levels, earthworks and ground conditions, combined with a practical, commercially minded approach to finding effective engineering solutions.

Scope of the role

What you will be doing:

As Civil Engineering Manager, you will provide specialist civil engineering advice across the development lifecycle. Key areas of focus will include:

  • Land acquisition: provide civil engineering input into potential land acquisitions, reviewing topography, existing infrastructure, utilities, flood risk, drainage, ground conditions and highways access
  • Technical risk: support land bids through technical risk assessments, engineering advice and the preparation of relevant budgets
  • Planning: work closely with the Land and Planning teams to develop planning strategies, influence site layouts and support planning applications, drainage capacity checks and negotiations relating to highways, drainage and infrastructure
  • Engineering design: oversee the preparation of highway designs, drainage strategies, levels strategies, earthworks assessments, utility layouts and external works designs
  • Consultant management: identify where external engineering expertise is required, agreeing appropriate scopes, fees and timescales and ensuring consultants deliver practical and commercially viable solutions
  • Value engineering: identify opportunities to improve engineering solutions and reduce costs without compromising quality or deliverability
  • Infrastructure and adoption: drive the production of design information required for Sectional Agreements and manage the engineering elements of the adoption process
  • Construction support: work closely with the Construction teams to resolve engineering and infrastructure issues, review design changes and support the delivery of infrastructure and utilities
  • Site inspections: undertake site inspections to review and sign off civil engineering and infrastructure works
  • Verification: oversee the collation and production of engineering verification reports
  • Continuous improvement: share expertise and promote best practice, helping to strengthen civil engineering capability across the Technical team

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  • Degree, HNC or HND in Civil Engineering or a related discipline
  • Proven experience in civil engineering within a residential housebuilding or development environment
  • Strong experience in managing utility procurement
  • Strong understanding of residential infrastructure design, highways, drainage, utilities and ground engineering
  • Experience managing engineering consultants and external design teams
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to identify practical and commercially viable solutions
  • Highly organised, with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
  • Confident working collaboratively with Land, Planning, Technical, Commercial and Construction teams
  • A proactive approach to identifying technical risks and finding effective solutions
  • An interest in industry developments, emerging technologies, legislation and best practice within residential development and infrastructure design

What we offer

  • The security of a financially strong, privately owned business
  • Competitive salary
  • Discretionary annual and long-term bonus scheme
  • Enhanced pension scheme via salary exchange
  • Private medical cover (BUPA)
  • Annual leave starting at 25 days, increasing to 30 days
  • A comprehensive range of wellbeing benefits, including on-demand GP access, fitness classes, discounted gym membership, Employee Assistance Programme and cycle to work scheme
  • Retail and lifestyle discount scheme
  • A programme of regular company and team events throughout the year

If you’re a Civil Engineering professional who wants to play a key role in shaping developments from land acquisition through to construction, we’d love to hear from you.

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Skills

Civil Engineering
Residential Development
Drainage Strategy
Highways Design
Utility Procurement
Earthworks Assessment
Technical Risk Assessment
Consultant Management
Value Engineering
Sectional Agreements
Infrastructure Design
Land Acquisition
Ground Engineering
Project Management
Problem Solving
Collaborative Working

Location

Beaconsfield, England, United Kingdom

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