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Alan Baxter Partnership

Graduate Civil & Drainage Engineer

Maidstone
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Due to the promotion of the current postholder, we have a vacancy in our Civils Department for a Graduate Civil Engineer.

You would be working in a small, friendly team in our Maidstone Office, handling the Civils & Drainage aspects of a range of projects, varying from extensions and single properties up to housing estates, schools, industrial estates and more.

Your role will include:

  • Design of the Civil & Below Ground Drainage elements of developments (including level design).
  • Extensive use of AutoCAD.
  • Undertaking detailed drainage network modelling and simulation within MicroDrainage / InfoDrainage.
  • Obtaining permission for new sewer connections, build-overs, and adoptions with local water authorities, and the production of the associated drawings and documents.
  • Production of Flood Risk Assessments and Drainage Strategy Reports.
  • Compiling and making S278 applications to Local Authorities.
  • Liaising with Clients, Contractors, and other professionals.

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  • An appropriate Engineering degree to a good standard (2.1 or better).
  • Basic use of AutoCAD.
  • MS Office Literate.
  • Right to work in the UK.

Useful experience:

  • Previous Design Experience
  • Use of Site 3D software.
  • Use of Drainage Modelling software.
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Skills

AutoCAD
Drainage Network Modelling
MicroDrainage
InfoDrainage
Flood Risk Assessments
Drainage Strategy Reports
S278 Applications
Civil Engineering Design
Level Design
MS Office

Location

Maidstone, England, United Kingdom

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