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Structural Engineer
Leeds
Permanent
£36,000 - £50,000
A central Leeds based engineering consultancy are looking to strengthen their Building Structures team with the appointment of a structural design engineer on a permanent basis.
You will have an opportunity to work on a variety of projects spanning the commercial, retail, residential and industrial sectors throughout the UK.
Within the role you will be expected to work on a broad range of responsibilities including, but not restricted to:
- Structural engineering assessment and inspection of new and existing properties in steel, concrete, masonry and timber.
- Prepare high quality technical reports including dilapidation reports and due diligence structural surveys.
- Undertake analysis and design using a range of software packages, including CSC Fastrak, TEDDS to back up reporting tasks.
- Ensure that quality and consistency of technical output (drawings, reports etc) is maintained.
- Liaise with and lead other members of the design team to achieve a coordinated design solution that meets the Clients objectives.
- Work on small to medium refurbishment and building extension projects.
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To be considered for this role you will have a good academic background with a Masters or degree in Civil Engineering (Or equivalent). You will have consultancy based experience working as a structural engineer in a similar role with similar responsibilities on UK projects.


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Alongside this experience of structural analysis design and analysis software with regards to building structures is advantageous.
The company is able to offer excellent career progression opportunities within a rapidly expanding, friendly and professional team that is proud of the service it delivers to its clients.
Alongside the salary is a competitive benefits package full details of which are available at interview stage.
If you are looking for a new challenge in a well established, innovative organisation then apply now.
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