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Structural Engineer

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Structural Engineer Role
Salary: Up to £52,000 plus other benefits!
Join a well-established engineering team delivering diverse projects across the water, chemical, and process industries, with easy access from Leeds, Wakefield, Bradford, and surrounding areas, plus free onsite parking.
Salary and Benefits
- Annual Salary: Between £45,000 - £52,000 (DOE)
- Holidays: 25 Holidays + 8 Bank Holidays (Increasing with Years of Service)
- Pension Contribution: 6%
- Life Assurance Policy
- Healthcare Cashback Plan
Purpose of the Structural Engineer
The Structural Engineer is responsible for making sure buildings and infrastructure are safe, stable, and capable of carrying loads throughout their lifespan. Design structures so they can withstand forces and calculate loads and stresses to ensure materials are used safely and efficiently.
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Key Responsibilities of the Structural Engineer
- Design and analyse steel structures, steel elements, and connections.
- Produce and review detailed engineering calculations (including hand calculations).
- Conduct site visits to assess existing structures, gather data, and provide engineering input.
- Collaborate with design, fabrication, and installation teams to ensure the project's success.
- Prepare technical structural reports, structural drawings, and specifications.
- Ensure designs comply with relevant codes (Eurocodes), standards, and regulations.
- Provide technical support during fabrication and site installation phases.


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Essential Criteria of the Structural Engineer
- Degree in Civil and/or Structural Engineering.
- Minimum 5 years' relevant experience in structural steel design.
- Proficiency in STAAD Pro Structural Software.
- Experience with Tekla Structures is highly desirable.
- Strong knowledge of structural analysis and connection design.
- Competent in performing manual (hand) calculations for steel structures.
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