Remote Tunnel Engineer - Lead for Underground Infrastructure

Design for Manufacture Resourcing (DFM-R) Limited; Ringway; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

Design for Manufacture Resourcing (DFM-R) Limited invites experienced Tunnel Engineers for a long-term nuclear infrastructure programme. Roles include lead and engineer levels with remote working and occasional UK office travel.

You will design tunnels, shafts, ground-structure interaction and perform numerical modelling, with BIM/Revit familiarity helpful. Chartered status preferred; strong tunnelling background across rail, energy, or underground engineering is valued.

Qualifications

• Civil, Structural or Geotechnical engineering background.
• Proven tunnelling/underground infrastructure design experience.
• Ground-structure interaction experience.
• Knowledge of Eurocodes, BS EN and tunnelling standards/guidance.
• Numerical modelling experience.
• Experience with PLAXIS and/or FLAC is particularly relevant.
• BIM/Revit workflows and requirements-management experience advantageous for senior appointments.
• Chartered Engineer status preferred/required depending on level of appointment.

Responsibilities

• Tunnel and underground structure design.
• Shafts and associated underground infrastructure.
• Ground-structure interaction.
• Tunnel alignment development.
• Excavation support systems.
• Permanent tunnel lining design.
• Settlement and ground movement assessment.
• Construction-stage behaviour.
• Assessment of tunnel construction methodologies.
• Numerical modelling.
• Structural and geotechnical tunnel design.
• Design substantiation.
• Technical assurance.
• Managing technical work packages and third-party engineering inputs.
• Multidisciplinary interface management.

Skills

Civil Eng

Geotechnical

Tunnelling design

Ground-structure interaction

Numerical modelling

Tools

PLAXIS

FLAC

BIM

Revit

Job description

Design for Manufacture Resourcing (DFM-R) Limited invites experienced Tunnel Engineers for a long-term nuclear infrastructure programme. Roles include lead and engineer levels with remote working and occasional UK office travel.

You will design tunnels, shafts, ground-structure interaction and perform numerical modelling, with BIM/Revit familiarity helpful. Chartered status preferred; strong tunnelling background across rail, energy, or underground engineering is valued.