Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer

Additional Resources Ltd.; Leeds; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Additional Resources Ltd. is seeking an Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer to join a civil, structural and geotechnical consultancy. You will provide geotechnical expertise, prepare technical reports, and oversee ground investigations for infrastructure projects.

The role involves developing ground models, performing design assessments and risk analyses, with occasional site travel. Requires 6–8 years post‑grad experience and a Geology degree; full‑time on‑site work in the Leeds area.

Qualifications

• 6–8 years post-graduation experience.
• Degree in Geology or related discipline.
• Experience producing geotechnical reports and assessments.
• Rail sector experience and earthworks reporting.
• Ground investigation planning, supervision, and reporting.
• Experience with geotechnical design, ground modelling, and risk assessment.
• Knowledge of UK design standards.
• Willingness to travel and hold a UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Producing high‑quality geotechnical reports, assessments, calculations, and documentation.
• Developing and interpreting ground models to support safe engineering solutions.
• Carrying out geotechnical design assessments, including earthworks and slopes.
• Undertaking risk assessments, including preliminary and mining risk assessments.
• Reviewing technical reports, drawings, and design information.
• Using geotechnical software and calculations to support delivery.
• Supervising ground investigations, site inspections, and data collection.
• Supporting project management including programme, budget and quality control.
• Reviewing investigation specifications, tenders and submissions.
• Preparing information for proposals and business development.
• Liaising with clients, contractors and internal teams during delivery.

Skills

Geotechnical reporting

Ground modelling

Engineering calculations

Site supervision

Risk assessment

Client liaison

Education

Geology degree

Tools

Geotechnical software

Job description

Job Summary

An opportunity has arisen for an Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer to join a well-established civil, structural and geotechnical engineering consultancy, delivering specialist engineering solutions across a range of infrastructure projects.

As an Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer, you will provide geotechnical expertise, prepare technical reports, support design delivery, and oversee ground investigation activities.

This full‑time role offers a salary range of £40,000 – £45,000 and benefits. Some travel to sites is required.

Responsibilities

• Producing high‑quality geotechnical reports, assessments, calculations, and technical documentation.
• Developing and interpreting ground models to support safe and effective engineering solutions.
• Carrying out geotechnical design assessments, including earthworks, slopes, and infrastructure‑related works.
• Undertaking risk assessments, including preliminary and mining risk assessments.
• Reviewing technical reports, drawings, specifications, and design information.
• Using geotechnical software and engineering calculations to support project delivery.
• Supervising ground investigations, site inspections, and collection of site data.
• Supporting project management activities, including programme, budget, and quality control.
• Reviewing investigation specifications, tenders, and technical submissions.
• Preparing information for proposals and supporting business development activities.
• Liaising with clients, contractors, and internal teams throughout project delivery.

Qualifications

• Previously worked as a Senior Engineering Geologist, Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical Engineer, Geological Engineer, Geotechnical Consultant, Geoscientist, Geologist or in a similar role.
• Possess 6‑8 years of post‑graduation experience.
• Degree in Geology or a related discipline.
• Experience in producing geotechnical interpretative reports and technical assessments.
• Prior experience within the rail sector, including earthworks inspections and reporting.
• Background in ground investigation planning, specification, supervision, and reporting.
• Experience with geotechnical design, ground modelling, and risk assessment.
• Understanding of geology, geotechnical engineering principles, and UK design standards.
• Ability to undertake engineering calculations and use appropriate geotechnical software.
• Knowledge of ground investigation methods, sampling techniques, and laboratory testing.
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to sites.