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THE ROLE
My client is a firm of engineering consultants with a number of offices around the U.K.
They are now seeking a STRUCTURAL ENGINEER who has some experience of design and experience of structural analysis to join them in LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE.
You will use design software i.e. TSD, Tedds so some previous experience of this is required.
- You will provide design input associated with the preparation of technical drawings, specifications, and materials.
- You will work on a good range of projects for a variety of buildings using various materials.
This is a role for an ambitious structural engineer who is keen to come into a firm where you will support senior engineers and you will be able to also mentor graduates.
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The Company
My client is a firm of engineering consultants working on a good range of projects which includes various building structures, infrastructure, transportation, and more.
- They have a number of UK offices.
- They provide good support for people wanting to become chartered with MICE or MIStructE.
THE CANDIDATE
- You will need to have a Degree in Civil / Structural Engineering.
- You should already be working towards Chartered status (MICE / MIStructE).
- You must have some experience of using design software i.e. TSD, Tedds, etc.
- You should already have experience of working in a UK firm of consulting engineers.
- You need to have a full clean UK driving license to enable you to get to remote sites.
- You need experience of detailed design and also structural analysis.
- Experience of site inspections.
- Good communication skills essential to liaise with contractors during construction and with other consultants, the client, etc.


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Salary will be negotiable according to your level of experience but in the region of GBP32000 to GBP45000 plus pension and a range of benefits including a good training towards becoming chartered, a pension, personal health care plan, life insurance, 25 days holiday, plus some other benefits.
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