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Engineering Geologist: Bristol
Salary: GBP 30,000 - GBP 40,000
Location: Bristol
An established ground engineering consultancy is looking to appoint an Engineering Geologist to join their growing team in Bristol. This is a varied role suited to an Engineering Geologist with experience across ground investigation and geotechnical projects who is looking to develop their technical and project management skills.
The role will involve a good balance of site and office-based work, supporting projects from initial investigation through to reporting and interpretation.
The Role
- Planning and undertaking ground investigations, including site supervision and contractor management
- Logging soil and rock in accordance with relevant standards
- Groundwater monitoring and sampling
- Reviewing and interpreting factual ground investigation data
- Producing interpretative and factual ground investigation reports
- Geotechnical risk assessment and ground model development
- Supporting geotechnical design and engineering assessments
- Specification and supervision of intrusive investigations
- Liaising with clients, contractors, and other engineering disciplines
- Working across a range of residential, commercial, infrastructure, and development projects
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- Degree in Geology, Engineering Geology, or a closely related subject
- Previous experience within ground investigation or engineering geology
- Practical experience of soil and/or rock logging
- Understanding of UK ground conditions and ground investigation techniques
- Strong technical report writing skills
- Full UK driving licence
- Ideally working towards or interested in achieving Chartered Geologist (CGeol) status
This is a strong opportunity for an Engineering Geologist looking for a role offering genuine technical development, varied project exposure, and progression within an established consultancy.
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