Civil​/Structural Engineer

Civil/Structural Engineer — Surbiton KT5

£40k-£50k

Dynamic and creative design consultancy based in Surbiton requires a Civil/Structural Engineer to join their team.

Ideally you will have buildings, substations and bridges design experience as well as other structures – the firm works on a variety of civil/structural infrastructure projects including substation design for power networks and projects in the rail sector. Most of the current primary workload will be within the power and energy sector.

The firm is a 40‑strong financially robust practice with major top name clients. You would have the chance to make a real impact on how this business grows moving forwards. They are a very social and friendly group at the office.

Excellent communication skills are essential as you will be attending meetings, sites and dealing with clients as well as hands‑on design. You must be experienced in both steel and concrete.

• Design of substations and associated buildings and structures
• HV cable route design
• Renewables schemes
• Large new footbridges over railways at stations
• Rail bridges, lineside services and structures
• Platform extensions, station refurbs
• Embankment and cutting works
• Depot buildings and structures

Excellent communication skills and ability are required. You must be a good team player to be considered for this role. Collaboration is very important to this firm. The practice is flexible and friendly.

• Base salary
• 25 days holiday
• Healthcare
• Critical illness insurance
• Bonus
• Pension
• Work from home days if required

Sam Robson

Aldwych Consulting values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application.

Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

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