Structural Project Engineer
- Employer
- Lethaby & Cook
- Location
- Oxford, Oxfordshire (GB)
- Salary
- £50,000 - £70,000 per annum, plus pension , bonus and company benefits
- Closing date
- 29 Mar 2025
- Reference
- Lyric1
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- Sector
- Structural engineering jobs
- Function
- Structural Engineer
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
Job Details
Position and advance your structural engineering career in what is predicted to be one of largest and fastest growing sectors. Our client is expanding their business in the data centre sector. The rise of machine learning, autonomous vehicles and the government’s designation of data centres as “critical infrastructure” are some of the many reasons why companies already in this sector are looking forward to a bright future. In this instance our client’s twelve strong civil and structural engineering division is set to grow rapidly over the next two years. This opportunity for a structural engineer with design and delivery experience will provide exceptional career prospects and employment security.
The Company: Long established with a forty plus year trading history. They are a multidisciplinary consultancy with a network of offices in the UK and mainland Europe.The company employs over one hundred technical staff and invests heavily in staff training and welfare.
Your Role: Reporting to the director of civil & structural engineering your role will involve assisting with scheme design, the management and production of detailed structural designs and the supervision of junior engineers. There will be regular client contact and occasional site visits. You will be expected to take on more responsibility as the division grows, leading to your promotion.
Experience Required: A structural engineer with a minimum of five years industry experience. The willingness to learn and progress is vital. You will join a civil & structural team that will rapidly expand, this will require you to move up to a more senior position within the medium term and take on more responsibility. Your technical background should encompass the design of steel and reinforced concrete superstructures, in addition it should show evidence of responsibility for project delivery.
Qualifications Required: A 2:1 degree in civil or structural engineering. Chartered, or Graduate membership of the ICE or IStructE with plans in place to become chartered.
Training: Mentorship and support to achieve chartered status will be provided if required. There will be regular CPD activities, and the company frequently funds additional vocational courses and training.
Company
Lethaby & Cook’s civil engineering division places engineers and engineering managers with a high level of technical expertise. Our strength is our ability to present opportunities across a wider spectrum of employers who appoint civil and structural professionals.
Our clients include developers, design and build contractors, civil and structural consulting practices, insurers, client organisations and operating companies, loss adjusters, project managers, not for profit organisations, forensic engineers and more besides. By understanding how and where skills and experience can flourish we offer opportunities worth considering and candidates with real potential.
We place permanent and contract professionals and our recruiters are some of the most experienced to be found in their sectors. To find out more about current and forthcoming vacancies, or to discuss the next step in your career progression please do not hesitate to make contact by phone or email. We will always treat your enquiry and any information you may provide in the strictest confidence.
- Website
- http://www.lethabyandcook.co.uk/
- Telephone
- 020 8563 0596
- Location
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Barons Court
Hammersmith
London
W6 8RH
GB
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