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Salford City Council

Technician: Highway Design

Salford
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Join Salford as a Technician to grow your skills and experience in design and delivery – with a focus on highways projects.

You will have the chance to work across a wide variety of schemes and developments, gaining new experience and learning from the expert team around you.

You can help make Salford a better place to live while setting your career on a higher trajectory.

Why join us in Engineering design?

  • Large in-house Place Division technical team with strong capabilities and wide-ranging experience.
  • Extensive pipeline of work with a wide range of projects to make your mark on.
  • The opportunity to see projects all the way through the lifecycle.
  • Strong focus on professional/technical development, with formal links to the ICE.
  • Support and mentoring from a highly experienced team.
  • Dedicated leadership and digital skills development programmes, tools and eLearning.
  • A structured career progression pathway.
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  • Hybrid/flexible working.
  • Competitive package, including excellent pension.

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  • Assist with the technical aspects required for project delivery, including feasibility, concept design, detailed design, preparation of tender and contract documentation, invitation of tenders and supervision of construction works on site.
  • Contribute to project implementation to meet the required CDM, quality, health & safety and environmental standards.
  • Assist with preparing schemes for tender.
  • Set and work to personal targets to meet programme requirements and client needs.

Your profile

  • Higher National Certificate/Diploma in Civil Engineering/Landscape Architecture or a related subject (or working towards it).
  • Direct experience in the design, implementation and supervision of highways projects.
  • The ability to work within an engineering team to produce design outputs.
  • The ability to contribute to feasibility studies, including preparing reports, cost estimates, investigating problems and identifying options.
  • An appreciation of relevant legislation and guidelines such as the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges, British and European Standards, Eurocodes and Codes of Practice.
  • Initiative and ingenuity in solving problems.
  • Good communication skills, both orally and in writing.
  • At least working capability in AutoCAD software for the preparation of designs and drawings, and a desire to enhance these skills.
  • Full UK driving licence.
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Skills

Civil Engineering
Landscape Architecture
Highways Projects
Feasibility Studies
Design Outputs
Problem Solving
Communication Skills
AutoCAD

Location

Salford, England, United Kingdom

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