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Conrad Consulting Ltd in London is seeking a talented Structural Technician with strong Revit skills to join a collaborative engineering team. You will produce accurate, detail-rich structural drawings for a varied portfolio spanning residential, commercial and education projects.
Working closely with engineers and technicians, you will help deliver high-quality design solutions on time, ensuring coordination across disciplines and adherence to project standards.
Are you a talented Structural Technician with strong Revit skills looking for your next opportunity with an established structural and civil engineering consultancy?
Our client is a respected engineering practice with a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality structural design solutions across a diverse range of sectors. Their portfolio includes residential, commercial, retail, technology and education projects, encompassing both new-build developments and the alteration, refurbishment and repair of existing buildings.
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated Structural Technician to join a collaborative team, producing high-quality structural drawings and contributing to the successful delivery of a varied range of projects. You will use Revit as a key design tool, working alongside engineers and other professionals to develop accurate, coordinated and detailed drawing packages.
The successful candidate will have practical experience using Revit within a structural engineering environment, a sound understanding of structural detailing and a keen eye for accuracy. The ability to work effectively as part of a team, manage drawing deadlines and take pride in producing clear, well-coordinated technical information will be essential.
If you are looking to develop your career within an established consultancy offering exposure to a varied project portfolio and the opportunity to make a valuable contribution to a close-knit engineering team, this could be the ideal next step.