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Structural Technician

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Are you ready to take your Structural Technician career to the next level? Do you have strong Revit skills and experience producing structural drawings and models? Want to work on a major infrastructure project with work secured through to 2030?
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About Us
This opportunity is with an established structural engineering consultancy working on major infrastructure projects across the UK.
What you can look forward to as the next Structural Technician:
- Work on a major power and substation project
- Join an established team of around 10 people, within a wider business of approximately 30–40
- Secure work on a long-term programme currently running through to 2030
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The Role
We’re on the hunt for a Structural Technician with strong Revit experience to join the team and play a key role in delivering structural design and detailing for a major Heathrow infrastructure project.
Key Responsibilities:
- Produce detailed structural drawings and models using Revit
- Support the design and delivery of power and substation infrastructure
- Work closely with structural engineers and other members of the project team
- Ensure drawings and models are produced accurately and to project standards
What You Bring
- Previous experience working as a Structural Technician
- Strong Revit skills
- Experience producing structural drawings and detailed models
- Good understanding of structural engineering principles
- Infrastructure, power, substation or similar project experience would be advantageous
- Ability to work collaboratively within a technical team


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What’s In It For You
- £38 per hour
- Outside IR35
- Immediate start available
- Long-term project running through to 2030
- Hybrid working with 2–3 days per week in the office
- Opportunity to work on a major infrastructure programme
- Long-term contract stability
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