Salary Up to £40,000 depending on experience Vacancy type Permanent Categories Structural Engineering
Role: Structural Engineer
Location: Leeds
Salary: £34,000 - £40,000 depending on experience
A central York based Civil and Structural engineering consultancy are looking to strengthen their Building Structures team with the appointment of a Structural Design Engineer on a permanent basis.
You will have an opportunity to work on a variety of projects spanning the commercial,
retail, residential and industrial sectors throughout the UK.
Within the Structural Engineer role you will be expected to work on a broad range of responsibilities including, but not restricted to:
• Structural engineering assessment and inspection of new and existing properties in steel, concrete,
masonry and timber.
• Prepare high quality technical reports including dilapidation reports and due diligence structural surveys.
• Undertake analysis and design using a range of software packages, including CSC Fastrak, TEDDS to back up reporting tasks.
• Ensure that quality and consistency of technical output (drawings, reports etc) is maintained.
• Liaise with and lead other members of the design team to achieve a coordinated design solution that meets the Clients objectives.
• Work on small to medium refurbishment and building extension projects.
To be considered for this Structural Engineer role you will have a good academic background with a Masters’ or degree in Civil Engineering (Or equivalent). You will have consultancy experience working as a Structural Engineer in a similar role with similar responsibilities on UK projects. In particular, experience of carrying out assessment work on building structures is of interest. Alongside this experience of structural analysis design and analysis software with regards to building structures is required.
The company is able to offer excellent career progression opportunities within a rapidly expanding, friendly and professional team that is proud of the service it delivers to its clients.
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