Graduate Geo-Environmental Engineer

ZipRecruiter; Etwall CP; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading consultancy is seeking a Graduate Geo-Environmental Engineer to join their team in Derby. This role involves conducting site investigations and assessments across the UK, with comprehensive training provided. Ideal candidates will have an Earth Science degree and a passion for environmental engineering.

Qualifications

• Recent graduate with an Earth Science degree.
• Strong analytical and research skills.
• Ability to communicate effectively with clients and teams.

Responsibilities

• Conduct desk study assessments and write reports.
• Perform site visits for soil validation and groundwater sampling.
• Analyze soil samples and prepare testing reports.

Skills

Research

Analytical Skills

Communication

Problem Solving

Education

Earth Science Degree

Job description

Job Description

Graduate Geo-Environmental Engineer - Derby + Anywhere

This opportunity is based in Derby, but we have Graduate Geo-Environmental and Graduate Geotechnical roles all over the UK, so please still apply if you have an Earth Science degree.

Our client is a practice of Geotechnical, Environmental, and multidisciplinary Consultants; they undertake site investigations, desk studies, geotechnical engineering assessments, and investigations of contaminated sites. The projects are nationwide and run from offices across the UK.

The duties will be developed through practical training, guidance, and direction, including:

1. Undertaking desk study assessments of land for development, researching records such as historical, ordnance survey, geological maps, mining records, and ground investigation publications; including site reconnaissance where instructed.
2. Writing desk study reports based on findings, advising on geotechnical constraints, potential contamination risks, and recommending further investigation phases.
3. Conducting site visits for soil validation, groundwater sampling, gas monitoring, analyzing laboratory results, and reporting.
4. Coordinating with statutory undertakers and service providers for ground investigations, mobilizing equipment, and securing site access.
5. Attending site investigations to oversee fieldwork, record trial and boreholes, perform in-situ testing, and manage soil samples.
6. Analyzing soil samples, preparing them for testing, and recording results.
7. Preparing report appendices, including logs, site plans, history records, and testing data.
8. Developing skills in factual and interpretive reporting, including site context, geology, history, and investigation records.
9. Enhancing reporting skills to describe geotechnical constraints, impacts on construction, and proposing design solutions.
10. Gaining expertise in ground contamination assessments, remediation strategies, and reporting.
11. Communicating with clients, design teams, approval bodies, and other stakeholders.
12. Assisting with project and office administration tasks as needed.

In-house training will be provided to ensure duties are performed in accordance with company policies and procedures.