Job Description
Chartered Bridge Engineer needed for various projects in Stirling.
Our client is looking for someone to oversee the ground investigations, bridge design and manage NEC contracts for various bridge projects around the Stirling area.
What you’ll be doing:
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* To provide direct line management for the Bridges Officers/Inspector
* Assess live load capacities of road and other structures
* Co-ordinate and provide professional design and project management
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* Provide technical advice on all aspects of roadside structure related design within the Council.
* Carryout principal, general and reactive inspections of structures
* Take forward bridge maintenance and strengthening projects from conception through to completion including design, project arrangements and site supervision as necessary
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What they need you to have:
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* Relevant technical qualification to degree level and relevant post qualification experience in Bridge Management, Bridge Maintenance or Bridge Design.
* Chartered Membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers or other relevant professional body
* Experience of project management budget development and control, and performance measures
* A detailed knowledge and understanding of the design and construction of highway structures and ability to interpret technical information.
* Computer literate and familiar with computer aided design programmes and database /spreadsheet and planning and design software packages
* Full Driving Licence.
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With at least six months of work available, a flexible daily rate and open to all tax payment methods this is the ideal opportunity for a freelance Bridge Engineer.
If you would like further information then please contact Marie Savage quoting J45483.
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