Graduate Engineering Geologist – Ground Investigation

American Society of Civil Engineers; Alton; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Generous annual leave

Company pension

Life assurance and wellbeing support

Travel allowance

Training and mentoring

Chartership support

Job summary

The American Society of Civil Engineers in London invites applications for a Graduate Engineering Geologist. This entry-level position suits a recent graduate or candidate with up to one year of experience to work across ground investigation, contaminated land, environmental monitoring and technical reporting throughout London and the UK.

You will assist with fieldwork, soil and rock logging, groundwater and ground gas monitoring, and contribute to Phase I and Phase II assessments, environmental

Qualifications

• Degree in Geology, Geo-Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Earth Sciences or related subject
• Ground investigation or contaminated land experience is beneficial
• Willingness to work outdoors and travel across London and the UK
• Strong communication and report writing skills
• Full UK driving licence or working towards one

Responsibilities

• Assist with ground investigations across London
• Soil and rock logging
• Groundwater and ground gas monitoring
• Support Phase I and Phase II assessments
• Environmental and geotechnical sampling
• Assist with contaminated land and remediation projects
• Prepare technical reports
• Maintain project records and documentation
• Support data interpretation and client liaison

Job description

The American Society of Civil Engineers in London invites applications for a Graduate Engineering Geologist. This entry-level position suits a recent graduate or candidate with up to one year of experience to work across ground investigation, contaminated land, environmental monitoring and technical reporting throughout London and the UK.

You will assist with fieldwork, soil and rock logging, groundwater and ground gas monitoring, and contribute to Phase I and Phase II assessments, environmental