CWT Structural Engineering Consultants
Structural Engineer

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Company Description
CWT has been Established since 1995, the practice focuses on delivering efficient, economical, and professional solutions across a wide range of building structures and civil engineering works and is known for offering clear, honest, and straightforward structural consultancy advice.
Role Description
Due to a significant increase in workload we are looking for a passionate, experienced, and qualified Structural Engineer to be based in our Rochford office.
Responsibilities
- Performing structural analysis and calculations for a variety of building and civil engineering projects
- Ensuring designs comply with relevant codes, standards, and client requirements
- Developing and reviewing structural designs
- Producing and updating drawings and models using CAD software
- Preparing technical reports, specifications, and documentation
- Collaborating with other engineers, technicians, architects, and external stakeholders to resolve design challenges, identify potential risks, and propose practical solutions
- Conducting site visits, inspections, and assessments
- Contributing to quality assurance and continuous improvement of design and management procedures
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- Strong proficiency in Structural Engineering and Structural Analysis, with the ability to perform accurate and reliable calculations
- Knowledge and practical experience in Civil Engineering for building structures and related civil works
- Relevant engineering degree (e.g., Civil or Structural Engineering) MEng / BEng / BSc etc and working toward or membership of a professional institution (such as IStructE or ICE) is beneficial
- Ability to interpret design codes and standards, and apply them to practical project solutions
- Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and capability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams
- Good communication skills for preparing clear technical documentation and liaising with clients and design team members
- Experience in UK-based structural engineering projects and familiarity with local regulations is advantageous
- UK residents only, UK driving licence
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