Graduate Geo Environmental Engineer

Sheffield
3 weeks ago
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Excellent opportunity to join a well established multi disciplinary consultancy offering good scope for progression.

My client is looking to recruit a graduate Geo-environmental Engineer to add to their growing team.

The role, based in Sheffield, will see you:

  • Visiting sites to carry out, inspect and/or supervise trial pitting, soak-away testing, supervising borehole investigations, verification of capping etc

  • Supervising construction works which may include inspecting foundations, drilling and grouting of mine workings, earthworks or remediation of contaminated sites

  • Preparing Phase 1 and 2 geotechnical and geo-environmental site investigation reports

  • Preparing coal mining risk assessments, earthworks strategies, verification reports etc

  • Liaising with clients, regulators, site staff and other staff within the company

  • Advising on geotechnical parameters for foundation design, slope stability etc

  • Carrying out detailed quantitative risk assessments

    You will have a strong Degree or Masters in Geology, Geography or Civil Engineering and be working towards your professional development with the Geological Society, Institution of Civil Engineers, or similar professional body.

    As a Geo Engineer technical experience of working on a variety of different geotechnical/geo-environmental projects/sites with the ability to manage site investigations from beginning to end is crucial, and producing necessary guidance for our clients through the production of Phase 1 and Phase 2 reports.

    A full driving licence is essential

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