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Senior Infrastructure Engineer

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About The Role
This permanent Senior Infrastructure Engineer post sits with RGB in Bristol, paying £35,000 to £50,000 yearly. The successful candidate joins a multi-office consultancy under twenty years old, now operating nineteen UK sites serving residential development and planning. Working alongside and helping lead the Bristol infrastructure team, duties cover highways, transport planning and drainage design for housing schemes, plus retail and public sector work. Applicants need four or more years' experience, ideally with local market knowledge. Proficiency in relevant design software is expected, alongside strong communication skills for client and colleague liaison. This full-time position suits someone ready to guide projects and mentor junior staff.
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For more information on this vacancy, please reach out to Jason Johns at RGB Recruitment.
Company
They are a relatively young consultancy with being under 20 years old but have grown to 19 offices in those years, the offices are spread all across the UK supporting the Residential Development and Planning Sector.
They Cover
- Public Sector
- Residential
- Infrastructure
- Highways
- Retail projects
And more – the Bristol office covers mainly Residential developments on Infrastructure, Highways and Transport Planning.
Requirements
Ideally, you would have knowledge of the local market and:
- 4+ Years’ Experience within a Infrastructure Design
- Experience within AutoCAD, Civil3D and/or Microdrainage
- Strong Experience/working knowledge of Section agreements 278 and 38
- A desire to help win work, and help lead a small team


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The company are flexible with the suitability of candidates however those requirements would help a candidate.
Salary And Package
Salary is dependent on experience (DOE) however you can expect to be earning between £35,000-£50,000
- 7% non-contributory pension
- 25 days Annual Leave plus the Christmas shutdown
- Hybrid working
- Private Health Insurance and Life Assurance
This is a great opportunity for someone to work and progress at a well-established consultancy with a very enthusiastic team.
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