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RGB seeks a Geotechnical Engineer for a permanent post in Central London, offering £55,000 to £80,000 plus package. The successful candidate manages design, supervision, and delivery across the geotechnical discipline, covering slope stability, settlement appraisals, retaining structures, and working platforms. Duties include attending sites, overseeing ground investigation and earthworks, and liaising with clients throughout each project. Work spans the UK, serving major contractors, construction firms, and engineering consultancies engaged in significant structural developments. Applicants should demonstrate strong technical knowledge of ground investigation, earthworks, and foundation design, with proven project management ability. The position provides considerable scope for professional growth within a specialist consultancy. Full-time office attendance applies.
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Senior Geotechnical Engineer
Location: London
Type: Permanent
Salary: £55,000 - £80,000 + Package
Based in the Central London office, this Geotechnical consultancy is seeking to employ a Senior Geotechnical Engineer on a permanent basis.
You will be responsible for the design, supervision, and management of the full range of the geotechnical discipline, particularly for slope stability, settlement appraisals, retaining structures, and working platforms. You will be attending sites and overseeing ground investigation and earthworks while liaising with clients throughout the process responsible for all design and delivery of the projects across the UK.
Their clients are major contractors, construction companies, and engineering consultancies working on major structural developments.


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The role has great scope for both personal and professional progression. They are an intimate team working on large-scale projects, so the project interaction and responsibility are significant, with a salary to match.
To be considered, you will have experience and be proficient in geotechnical investigations, analysis, and design. Experience includes slope stability analysis, settlement appraisals, retaining wall assessments, and earthworks specifications.
This is a great role to secure your chartered status and develop your career. They offer a great benefits package alongside their salary.
To be considered, apply now as they want to make their hire as soon as possible.
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