Civil Engineer
Listed on 2026-08-05
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Engineering
Civil Engineering -
Construction
Civil Engineering
Are you an experienced Civil Engineer looking to take the next step in your career? Join a thriving civil engineering and planning consultancy based just outside Birmingham. With a strong reputation in the residential development sector, they partner with leading house builders both locally and across the UK.
About the Role:You'll work on a broad range of residential and mixed-use developments — from bespoke private projects to large-scale masterplans for national developers. Your responsibilities will include:
Duties:Working on various residential and non-residential projects around the UK, from small private developers to national house builders and master planning schemes.
- Liaise and communicate with the wider engineering team
- Delegation of tasks to technicians/apprentices, and assistance throughout
- Use drainage & 3D design software such as Flow and PDS respectively, to model drainage networks and produce road designs/ground models.
- Prepare submission packs for planning (Outline/Detail/Full)
• Complete technical design submissions (S38/S278/S104) through to approval - Complete groundworks packages for tender/construction
• Produce private engineering designs for on plot civils works - An understanding of the planning process and associated documents (e.g. Flood Risk Assessments)
We're seeking someone with solid experience in drainage and highway design and a working knowledge of Section 38, 278, and 104 submissions. You should be confident using relevant design software and comfortable working on projects of various sizes and complexity.
In return?- Salary £32,000 - £50,000
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Flexible working
- Healthcare
- 5% pension contribution
If you're ready to contribute to exciting developments and work in a supportive, well-established team, we'd love to hear from you
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