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Reference: BY254306
Location: London
Salary: GBP28,000 : GBP35,000
A well established ground investigation consultancy with projects in and around the London area are seeking a driven and experienced geotechnical site engineer to join their expanding team. With an innovative, inclusive and specialist team on hand to help develop skills, this position is a great opportunity for a geotechnical engineer to reach the next stage of their career.
The Geotechnical Engineer Selected Will Be Provided With
- A top salary (GBP28,000 : GBP35,000)
- Support to chartership
- Excellent company benefits and enhanced pension scheme
- Focussed training, where required
- Varied and exciting day:to:day responsibilities and projects to work on
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This Geotechnical Engineer position requires focussed work on a variety of projects. You'll be carrying out desktop studies, site walkovers, risk assessments, borehole logging, trial pitting, supervising drilling rigs, training junior team members and writing factual reports.
The Successful Geotechnical Site Engineer Will
- Have a degree in geotechnical engineering, applied geology, environmental science or a similar/relevant subject
- Have experience as a geotechnical or geo:environmental engineer
- Have exceptional communication skills, ideally with experience supervising junior members
- Hold a valid UK driving licence
- Be commutable to the London area
- Have a full right to work in the UK


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If you are interested in this or other Geotechnical Engineering/Consulting roles please do not hesitate to contact Beth Young on We have many more vacancies available on our website. Please refer to penguinrecruitment. This is a permanent role. Penguin Recruitment is operating as a Recruitment Agency in respect to this position.
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