Graduate Geo-Environmental Engineer

ATTB - The Big Jobsite; Derby; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A forward-thinking company is seeking a Graduate Geo-Environmental Engineer to join their dynamic team in Derby. This role offers a unique opportunity for recent graduates with an Earth Science degree to gain hands-on experience in geotechnical and environmental assessments. You will be involved in desk study assessments, report writing, and site visits, all while receiving comprehensive training and guidance. This innovative firm operates nationwide, providing a solid foundation for your career in a growing field. If you're passionate about the environment and eager to make an impact, this role is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Recent graduates with a degree in Earth Science are encouraged to apply.
• Training provided in geotechnical and geo-environmental fieldwork.

Responsibilities

• Conduct desk study assessments for land development.
• Write reports advising on geotechnical constraints and contamination risks.
• Perform site visits for soil and groundwater sampling.

Skills

Earth Science

Geotechnical Engineering

Environmental Assessment

Research Skills

Education

Degree in Earth Science

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 assessment, and investigations of contaminated sites. The projects are undertaken on a nationwide basis and run from their offices all over the UK.

The duties would be expected to be developed having been given direct practical training, guidance, and direction in the execution of fieldwork and reporting on geotechnical and geo-environmental matters.

1. Undertake desk study assessments of land under consideration for development by researching available records and data, including (but not exclusively) historical, ordnance survey and geological mapping records, mining records, and available ground investigation publications. Including where instructed, undertaking a site reconnaissance to identify site features.
2. Write desk study reports based on the findings above, including factual aspects, advising on geotechnical constraints, potential risk from contamination due to previous or adjoining land use, and recommending the invasive investigation work phase.
3. Undertake site visits in respect of soil validation sampling, groundwater sampling, gas monitoring, and other related tasks.