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Assistant Engineering Geologist : Leeds
Location
Leeds
Salary
GBP28,000 : GBP35,000 + Benefits
An exciting opportunity has become available for an Assistant Engineering Geologist to join a well-established ground investigation and geotechnical consultancy based in Leeds. This role offers the chance to work on a wide variety of residential, commercial, infrastructure, and industrial projects across the UK while developing your technical and site experience within a supportive team.
The successful Assistant Engineering Geologist will split their time between site work and office-based reporting, gaining exposure to every stage of ground investigation projects.
The Role
- Supervising ground investigation works, including drilling rigs and trial pits.
- Logging soil and rock to current industry standards.
- Collecting soil, rock, and groundwater samples.
- Carrying out in-situ testing and monitoring installations.
- Factual reporting and assisting with interpretative reports.
- Liaising with contractors and clients on site.
- Supporting geotechnical and geoenvironmental project delivery.
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Requirements
- MEng in Engineering Geology or a closely related discipline.
- Previous site investigation experience through employment or placements is desirable.
- Strong communication and report writing skills.
- Full UK driving licence.
- A willingness to work outdoors and travel to sites across the region.
- A positive attitude and eagerness to develop within the engineering geology sector.


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Benefits
- Competitive salary with regular reviews.
- Company vehicle or vehicle allowance for site work.
- Pension scheme.
- Ongoing training and mentoring from experienced engineering geologists.
- Clear career progression with support towards Chartership where appropriate.
- Paid overtime and expenses.
- Annual leave plus bank holidays.
- Flexible working opportunities for office-based days.
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated graduate or assistant-level Engineering Geologist looking to build a long-term career with a respected consultancy offering varied projects, structured training, and genuine progression.
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