Geotechnical and Surveying Manager

McCarthy Recruitment
Preston, Lancashire
10 months ago
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19 Jun 2025 (10 months ago)

Geotechnical Projects Manager
Location: Haslingden
Type: Full-Time | Hybrid Working Available
Salary: £60,000 + Car

Lead from the ground up.

Our client is one of the fastest growing companies within their specialism. From complex infrastructure to landfill and development projects, they’re known for technical excellence, innovation, and a collaborative approach that gets results.

As they continue to grow, they’re looking for a Geotechnical Projects Manager to take the lead on multidisciplinary site and design operations—combining geotechnical engineering, CQA oversight, and surveying coordination into one impactful role.

How You’ll Shape the Groundwork

This is your chance to be at the forefront of geotechnical innovation—leading from the ground up on projects that shape landscapes, communities, and the future.
Lead the Geotechnical Charge

Take control of site investigations—digging deep into soil and rock to unlock smart, sustainable design
Engineer bold solutions for foundations, slopes, and ground improvement
Own the CQA process—ensuring every earthwork and landfill project hits the markSet the Standard for Quality

Be the go-to expert on construction quality—monitoring compaction, liner installs, and more
Deliver sharp, accurate CQA validation reports that keep projects compliant and on track
Push for excellence at every stage, from concept to completionCommand the Surveying Strategy

Lead coordination with surveyors to capture topographic and as-built data
Integrate drone and photogrammetry workflows to power smarter decisions
Turn raw data into real-world resultsBridge Engineering and Landscape (Desirable)

Work with landscape architects to align geotechnical data with sustainable drainage and grading plans
Help shape spaces that are not only functional—but future-readyWhat You Bring

Degree in Geotechnical, Civil, or Environmental Engineering (or related field)
Proven experience in geotechnical design and site-based quality assurance
Proficiency in AutoCAD and Civil 3D; GIS knowledge is a plus
Strong understanding of CQA processes and regulatory compliance
Experience managing or mentoring junior engineers or surveyorsWhy Join Our Client?

Our client is one of the fastest growing companies within their specialism and they are looking for a passionate Health and Safety Manager who will manage day to day Operations, providingThis is your opportunity to lead with purpose, build with integrity, and shape the ground beneath tomorrow’s infrastructure.

Apply now and make your mark.
About us:
This Geotechnical Projects Manager role is handled by McCarthy Recruitment, an award-winning multi-sector recruiter. We are committed to unlocking your full potential and finding your perfect role.
 
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The Legal Bit:
 
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