Graduate Civil Engineer (Reading, Exeter & other locations) in Reading, United Kingdom

Energy Jobline ATTB; Reading; Hybrid; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A public sector organization is seeking a Graduate Civil Engineer to join their Engineering Graduate Training Scheme. This position offers meaningful work on high-impact projects across the UK, along with professional development opportunities. Ideal candidates should hold an accredited BEng or MEng in Civil Engineering and be eager to contribute to climate resilience and infrastructure improvement initiatives. The role includes rotation through various placements, ensuring a broad skill set and exposure to real-world challenges.

Benefits

Meaningful impact in projects

Hands-on experience in diverse engineering fields

Supportive mentoring and professional development

Qualifications

• Holds (or is about to hold) an accredited BEng or, preferably, MEng in Civil Engineering.
• Intends to pursue professional registration (IEng/CEng).
• Curious and adaptable while exploring new specialisms.

Responsibilities

• Work on engineering projects from feasibility to construction.
• Collaborate with teams and external partners.
• Contribute to climate and flood defence strategies.

Skills

Adaptability

Team collaboration

Communication

Problem-solving

Education

Accredited BEng or MEng in Civil Engineering

Job description

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Environment Agency

Are you ready to launch your engineering career in a role that truly matters? The Environment Agency is recruiting bright, passionate civil engineers to join our Engineering Graduate Training Scheme. This isn t just another graduate job this is your chance to help protect communities, shape resilient environments, and work on high-impact projects across the UK.

Why join us?

• Meaningful impact – you’ll help reduce flooding risks, enhance infrastructure, and drive our net‑zero ambitions.
• Variety & exposure – through 6 12‑month rotations across teams, you’ll gain hands‑on experience in asset management, design, construction, sustainability, site supervision, and more.
• Professional credentials – our scheme is accredited with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), helping you progress toward IEng / CEng status.
• Supportive network – mentors, professional development advisors, and peer groups will guide your journey from day one.
• Flexibility & hybrid working options – and a commitment to make your voice matter and your work‑life balance respected.

What you’ll do

• Work on real engineering projects from feasibility studies through to design, planning, and construction.
• Collaborate across teams, stakeholders, and external partners.
• Rotate through different placements (internal and possibly external) to build a broad, transferable skill set.
• Contribute to our climate, flood defence, and resilience strategies.
• Be proactive in your development, steer your career direction, shape your learning experience, and seize opportunities along the way.

Who we’re looking for

• Holds (or is about to hold) an accredited BEng or, preferably, MEng in Civil Engineering (or equivalent).
• Intends to pursue professional registration (IEng/CEng).
• Is curious, adaptable, and comfortable exploring new specialisms.
• Communicates well and thrives when working with diverse teams.
• Is ready to be hands‑on on site visits, technical challenges, and problem‑solving.

The details

• Locations – Multiple sites across the UK (e.g. Birmingham, Exeter, Ipswich).
• Start date – September (exact year depends on cohort).
• Important note – We can t consider CVs alone; all your university qualifications must be fully filled out in the application to check against ICE accreditation requirements.

Ready to shape your future?

If you re excited by challenge, impact, and a career that grows with you this is your moment.

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