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About The Role
This permanent position as a Graduate Structural Engineer is based in Hatfield, offering a salary of £28,000 to £32,000 annually. The successful candidate will join a regional civil and structural consultancy, working on large-scale developments across the UK.
Responsibilities include contributing to projects valued between £8m and £30m, encompassing both refurbishment and new build schemes. The role involves utilising advanced design technology and BIM processes.
Requirements:
- Applicants should hold a MEng degree with a 1st or 2:1 classification.
Benefits:
- The consultancy provides full CPD training and support towards chartership, making it suitable for a first or second role.
- Key skills include design aptitude and a commitment to professional development within a team of engineers and technicians.
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Structural Graduate or Junior MEng Engineer - 1st or 2:1 achieved
Permanent
Hatfield
£28,000 - £32,000
This regional civil structural consultancy with a broad spread of projects is currently seeking to employ a structural graduate design engineer who is seeking their first job in the industry or an engineer seeking their second role to progress towards chartership.
As a practice they work on large scale developments across the UK and you will be joining a team of engineers and technicians to work on projects from £8m to £30m. They work on refurbishment and new build projects, employ the latest design technology and are renowned for their developmental approach to the use of BIM within the construction process.
Responsibilities:
- Along with complex projects they will offer full CPD training and support to chartership with either institute.


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Requirements:
- To be considered for the shortlist you will have an appropriate MEng or MSc, have a strong academic background (Most likely 1st class honours and strong A Level results) and be able to demonstrate a passion for building structures and design throughout your academics.
Note:
- They are unable to offer sponsorship for this role so UK eligible only candidates can be considered.
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- So if you meet the criteria and wish to start your career with one of the best consultancies for junior engineers to develop within apply now with a full CV as interviews are taking place over the next couple of weeks with a view to a start thereafter.
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