Structural Engineer - Investigation

Adecco
Watford
2 weeks ago
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Job Title
Engineer

Department
Engineering and Reporting

Reports To
Senior Engineer or Principal Engineer

Location
Mix of Site Work and Office-Based Work. Main Office in Welwyn Garden City

Remuneration
£32,000-£40,000 per annum

Company Background
We are a civil engineering company established 30 years ago, specializing in structural investigations and testing. We operate across the UK and Ireland, focusing on buildings, bridges, and maritime structures. We are committed to maintaining high standards of quality, efficiency, and sustainability. We prioritize the health and safety of our staff, clients, and the public, and are proud to hold UKAS and RISQs accreditations, supported by regular internal audits and checks.

Recently, we have undergone an exciting organizational restructure, transitioning from a partnership to a single managing director. We have also strengthened our business operations with the recruitment of a central hub team. This development will streamline our processes and ensure a more consistent approach, creating opportunities for all staff to grow, develop, and see how their contributions align with our broader business goals, values, and principles.

Our Services
We offer a wide range of specialist investigations and testing methods, including:

  1. Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
  2. Pulsed Thermography Structural Inspections (PTSI)
  3. Impulse Array & Tomography
  4. Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
  5. Concrete Condition Surveys
  6. Wall Tie Surveys
  7. HAC Investigations
  8. Confined Spaces Inspections
  9. Coring Investigations
  10. Schmidt Hammer Investigations
  11. Trial Pitting
  12. Foundation Investigations
  13. Steelwork & Weld Inspections
  14. Paint Testing
  15. Load Testing
  16. Structural Monitoring
  17. Scour Investigations
  18. Pontoon & Boat Access
  19. Drone Surveys
  20. Access Supply
  21. Skid Testing
  22. Concrete Testing
  23. Ultrasonics

Job Purpose
The Engineer plays a key role in delivering technical expertise for structural investigations and reporting. This position involves working closely with field teams and senior engineers to provide high-quality deliverables.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Conduct advanced analyses and interpretations of investigation data.
  2. Prepare detailed technical reports and recommendations.
  3. Lead or participate in on-site testing, including foundation and load testing.
  4. Collaborate with project teams to meet client requirements.
  5. Ensure adherence to relevant codes, standards, and regulations.
  6. Mentor and guide junior staff where appropriate.

Person Specification
Essential Skills and Attributes:

  1. Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (or related field)
  2. Solid understanding of structural investigation techniques and standards
  3. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
  4. Excellent communication, report writing, and teamwork skills
  5. Willingness to travel and occasionally work on-site
  6. Proficient in Microsoft Office and engineering software (e.g., AutoCAD)

Desirable Skills and Attributes:

  1. Progress toward professional accreditation (e.g., ICE or IStructE)
  2. Experience with structural monitoring or advanced testing techniques

Note: This job description outlines the general responsibilities and qualifications for the role and is subject to change as per the organization's requirements.

Ready to join a growing company and make a difference? Apply now and become part of our dedicated team.

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