Morgan Hunt
Senior Civil Engineer

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Morgan Hunt are working with a consultancy in Glasgow to add a number of Senior Civil Engineers to their team.
Working alongside civil, structural and surveying teams, you'll lead the design and delivery of civil engineering projects from feasibility through to completion. You'll be responsible for managing project delivery, mentoring junior engineers and developing strong relationships with clients.
Projects include:
- Residential and mixed-use developments
- Roads and infrastructure design
- Surface water and foul drainage design
- Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS)
- Earthworks and cut-and-fill modelling
- Flood risk and drainage assessments
- Education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments
- Energy and Power projects (battery storage works, data centres, renewables)
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Key Responsibilities:
- Leading the civil engineering design of development infrastructure projects
- Preparing roads, drainage and infrastructure designs using industry-standard software
- Liaising with local authorities and other statutory bodies
- Managing projects from initial feasibility through planning and construction
- Providing technical guidance and mentoring junior engineers
- Supporting business development and building long-term client relationships
Requirements:
- Degree qualified in Civil Engineering
- Chartered status (CEng) or working towards chartership
- Strong experience in roads, drainage and infrastructure design
- Good knowledge of SuDS, flood risk and development infrastructure
- Experience using Civil 3D, MicroDrainage/InfoDrainage or similar design software
- Excellent communication and project management skills
- A proactive approach and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously


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Benefits:
- Competitive salary
- Flexible working arrangements
- Pension scheme
- Ongoing professional development and support towards chartership
- Opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of projects
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