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An opportunity to join a well-established consultancy as a Civil Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer, working on diverse projects across the UK. You will prepare technical submissions, liaise with various stakeholders, and manage project teams to deliver residential and commercial developments. Candidates should have 2-3 years of relevant experience and preferably a degree in engineering. The role offers a competitive salary, pension scheme, healthcare, and additional benefits.
An opportunity has arisen for a Civil Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer to joina well-established consultancy operating across the built environment. Their multi-disciplinary teams provide tailored engineering and planning services to a wide range of residential and commercial developments across the UK.
As a CivilEngineer / Infrastructure Engineer, you will be working on various residential and non-residential projects around the UK, from small private developers to national house builders and master planning schemes.
This full-time role offers competitive salary and benefits.
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Apply now for this exceptionalCivil Engineeropportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.
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