Structural Engineer

Looking for a change from your day-to-day design office role? Want to benefit from the flexibility of home working?

You've been working as a Structural Engineer for a few years now, producing designs and calculations on buildings projects from a range of sectors, but with a particular aptitude for structural repairs.

You will have worked for a consultancy, contractor or developer and be looking for a change of scenery as well as a different level of responsibility - and importantly more freedom and autonomy.

No two days are the same here, and you'll benefit from a working environment that allows you to work from the comfort of your own home, with the odd visit to site as well as the design office.

Part-time hours are also on offer, in order to suit your lifestyle and to allow you the freedom to pursue other interests.

As the new Structural Engineer, you'll receive:

* Salary up to £50,000 per annum
* Company car or allowance of £5,000
* Flexible working - work from home!
* Mobile phone & laptop
* Professional fees paid

Ideally you will be chartered, or be close to being so as well as having solid UK experience in a Structural Engineering design environment.

The workload is diverse - ranging from building defects in both residential and commercial environments, as well as including bridges and other civil structures, so no two projects are the same.

If you are growing tired of the typical day in a consultancy design office, this could be a great opportunity to expand your skill set and develop into a new environment.

You will use your existing knowledge of building structures, as well as your skills in AutoCAD and other relevant design software to make this job your own. Operating as the company's Technical Manager, you'll have the opportunity to be the focal point for structural design, whilst also being rewarded with a generous salary and benefits package.

If any of this could be for you, let's talk. Call Darryl Yates at Conrad Consulting today on 07715 534277, or click apply to start the conversation.