Civil Engineer ( Senior, Principal, Associate level)

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8 months ago
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Job Title: Civil Engineer

Level: Senior, Principal, Associate.

Industry: Wastewater.

Location: Nationwide.

Salary: £50,000 – £80,000

What we are looking for.

  • BEng/MEng in Civil Engineering ideally

  • Minimum 5 years’ experience in civil non-infrastructure design within the UK water sector.

  • Strong technical knowledge of water and wastewater treatment design.

  • Solid understanding of Eurocodes, British Standards, and UK Water Industry specifications.

  • Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites.

    Responsibilities

  • Lead the civil design of water and wastewater treatment projects, from concept through to detailed design.

  • Produce technical reports, specifications, and construction drawings to industry standards.

  • Coordinate with clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies to align design with project requirements.

  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including mechanical, electrical, and process engineers to integrate civil and structural aspects into overall project designs.

    If you are eligible to work and have the right qualifications, and skills contact me.

    Employment benefits

  • Competitive salary package

  • Discretionary Bonus

  • Employer Pension Contribution

  • 25 Days Annual Leave & 8 Bank Holidays

  • Flexible Working Arrangements

  • Opportunities for career advancement and training

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