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Graduate Engineering Geologist Warwick Midlands

Warwick
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Great opportunity to join an expanding company with good scope for progression. My client is looking for a graduate engineer to grow their team. The role will involve:-

 Desk study enquiries
 On site investigation works including logging of samples, specialist sampling for geotechnical and
analytical testing and supervision of contractors
 On‐site monitoring and measurement
Graduate Engineer, under direction from a Project Director/Manager, is responsible for carrying out:
 Preparation of laboratory testing schedules
 Preparation of factual and interpretative aspects of site investigation reports
 Supervision and direction of specialist geotechnical/environmental/groundworks contractors and
preparation of completion/validation reports
 Qualitative and quantitative analysis of geotechnical and environmental designs including computer
based analysis
 Detailed design of geotechnical and environmental solutions including foundations, retaining walls,
earthworks, remediation schemes, monitoring programmes

This is a great opportunity to get your foot in the door, with a company that invest in their employees

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