Graduate Structural Engineer

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Leigh Woods, Somerset
£30,000 - £33,000/annum
Posted 2 weeks ago
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Graduate Structural Engineer Bristol | £30,000–£33,000 + Package You will like Developing your career as a Graduate Structural Engineer with a respected and growing independent engineering consultancy in Bristol. You will join a friendly, collaborative and technically accomplished team delivering interesting structural engineering projects across a variety of sectors. You will benefit from hands-on mentoring, varied project exposure and structured support towards professional chartership. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Graduate Structural Engineer with up to 2 years’ experience who wants to develop technically, gain meaningful project responsibility and progress within a supportive consultancy environment. You will like The Graduate Structural Engineer role will involve: * Assisting with the structural design and analysis of projects from concept through to completion * Producing structural calculations, technical reports, specifications and design information * Designing structures using steel, reinforced concrete, timber and masonry * Working closely with senior engineers, technicians and other members of the project team * Collaborating with architects, contractors and multidisciplinary design professionals * Supporting the delivery of projects in accordance with UK building regulations, design codes and industry standards * Attending site visits, inspections and project meetings as required * Developing your technical knowledge, commercial awareness and project management skills * Taking on increasing levels of responsibility as your experience and capability develop * Working towards professional chartership with the ICE and/or IStructE You will have To be successful as Graduate Structural Engineer, you will ideally have: * A degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering or a closely related discipline * 1- 2 years’ structural engineering experience, ideally gained within a UK consultancy * A sound understanding of structural engineering and design principles * Some experience producing structural calculations and technical design information * Knowledge of UK building regulations, Eurocodes and relevant industry standards * Exposure to structural design, analysis, BIM or CAD software would be advantageous * Strong numerical, analytical and problem-solving skills * Good written and verbal communication skills * A collaborative approach and genuine enthusiasm for learning and professional development * Ambition to progress towards Chartered Engineer status Applications are welcomed from recent graduates with relevant placement or industry experience, as well as Graduate Structural Engineers with 1–2 years’ post-graduate consultancy experience. You will get As Graduate Structural Engineer, you will enjoy a competitive salary of £30,000–£33,000, dependent on experience, plus a comprehensive benefits package. You will also benefit from: * Structured training and career development * Support and mentoring towards ICE and/or IStructE chartership * Exposure to varied and technically interesting structural projects * Hands-on involvement throughout the project lifecycle * Close collaboration with experienced engineers and senior management * Increasing project responsibility as your career develops * A friendly, supportive and collaborative working environment * Genuine opportunities for long-term career progression You can apply To Graduate Structural Engineer by pushing the button on this job posting or by sending your CV in confidence. UK-based structural engineering experience is preferred, although applications from high-calibre graduates with relevant placements, internships or transferable technical experience are also welcomed. UK_MS

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