Temporary Works Engineer

RGB Network; Manchester; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

RGB Network is seeking a Senior Design Engineer for its Temporary Works Engineering Department in Manchester. This permanent role focuses on leading the design on complex projects while mentoring junior engineers and supporting Associates.

You will work on facade retention, needling and propping, basement propping, plan bracing, and crash decks, applying engineering judgement to deliver safe, compliant solutions. On-site parking is available.

Qualifications

• Experience in temporary works design and embedded retaining walls.

Responsibilities

• Lead design on projects and guide junior team members, supporting Associates in their endeavors.
• Work on facade retention, needling and propping, larger basement propping, plan bracing and crash decks.

Job description

Senior Design Engineer - Temporary Works Engineering Department

Permanent

Manchester

£45,000 - £60,000 + Benefits package

This temporary works specialist company based on the outskirts of Manchester are seeking to employ a Senior Design Engineer on a permanent basis. The projects are complex and include both above and below ground support schemes. As well as leading the design on the projects you will be managing the more junior members of the team as well as supporting the Associates in their endeavours.

The projects that you will be working on will include facade retention, needling and propping, larger basement propping, plan bracing and crash decks.

They are seeking an engineer who has a good understanding of these project types with the confidence to apply your engineering judgement to projects and influence the design and delivery. You will have a thorough understanding or embedded retaining wall design and be comfortable using a range of design software.

They offer a very good benefits package along with a strong salary offering, on-site parking and a varied career path within a family friendly, growing practice.