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Junior Geoenvironmental Engineer

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Nottingham
GBP27,000 : GBP35,000
A global engineering and environmental consultancy is looking to recruit a Junior Geoenvironmental Engineer to join its growing Nottingham team. This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate or engineer with up to three years experience to develop their career within a supportive and technically strong consultancy, working on a wide range of ground investigation and contaminated land projects across the UK.
The role offers a varied split between site and office work, providing the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while developing technical reporting skills under the guidance of experienced geoenvironmental engineers and engineering geologists.
The Role
- Supervising and undertaking ground investigations.
- Soil and rock logging to current industry standards.
- Groundwater and ground gas monitoring and sampling.
- Environmental sampling and contaminated land investigations.
- Factual report writing and assisting with interpretative reports.
- Liaising with clients, subcontractors and drilling contractors.
- Supporting the delivery of geoenvironmental and geotechnical projects from start to finish.
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Requirements
- Degree in Geology, Engineering Geology, Environmental Geoscience, Earth Sciences or a related discipline.
- Up to three years experience within a geoenvironmental, geotechnical or ground investigation role.
- Knowledge of ground investigation techniques and logging.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Full UK driving licence.
- A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.


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The Opportunity
- Competitive salary
- Structured training and mentoring from experienced engineers.
- Exposure to both geoenvironmental and geotechnical projects.
- Clear progression opportunities within a growing UK business backed by a global consultancy.
- A varied role combining site work with office-based technical development.
- Company benefits package and ongoing professional development.
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