Civil Engineer £35-68k DOE (Junior, Consultant, Senior, Principal, Associate) Bristol Backed by 25 years of success this Master Developer provide specialist support to Blue-Chip housebuilders on mass infrastructure schemes.
Clients include Taylor Wimpey, Hallam Land, Vistry, This Land, Countryside and Crest Nicholson.
Their projects include the strategic major infrastructure for new towns and settlements of between 2000-5000 new homes. It's an exciting time to join as their long standing relationships have led to the further expansion of their Midlands operations into the South West, recently opening new offices to support this growth.
What's in it for you?
Flexibility- hybrid working including 2 days in the office Growth prospects – you'll be joining a new region during a pivotal growth stage, meaning lots of opportunity for progression and development Choose when you work – they don't mind when and where you work as long as you hit deadlines and provide high quality Scale and scope – projects include new towns and settlements of 5000+ houses Freedom – as an SME, you can create change and shape the company Variety- experience different areas of the business Free from red tape – work in your own way and bring new ideas Complex projects – as an all-encompassing consultancy you will be involved from inception to completion Gain accreditations – funded accreditations including RICS and ICE Empowered and supported – clear progression and development through the business As a Civil Engineer you'll be… Designing a variety of infrastructure schemes for the largest and most prestigious developments in the UK.
This will include: -Highway design (S38/S278) both preliminary and detailed -Drainage design (s104/s98) -Design of foul pumping stations, SUDS, flow control structures and balancing facilities -Residential and commercial external works design including earthworks assessments -Micro drainage -Liaising with local authorities Apply now, don't worry if your CV is not up-to-date, simply apply with what you have and we can fill in the gaps later.