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Lawtech Group Ltd. seeks a Temporary Works Structural Engineer to lead design verification and wind loading calculations for cladding remediation and construction projects in Greater London. The role combines on-site and hybrid work as travel to national sites is required, with emphasis on safety compliance and Building Safety Act readiness.
You will mentor junior engineers, manage documentation, and liaise with clients and regulators to ensure project success and regulatory alignment.
Temporary Works Structural Engineer
A variety of soft skills and experience may be required for the following role Please ensure you check the overview below carefully.
Full Time, Hybrid - Greater London and Surrounding (Travel required)
We are excited to introduce this brand-new role within the business as we continue to grow, this will be a full time, permanent position and will require travel to national sites.
To provide specialist structural engineering expertise in wind loading calculations and temporary works design, assessment, and approval, ensuring safe and compliant temporary structures throughout cladding remediation and construction projects.
The role encompasses calculations of the wind loading on structures, and the review of scaffold loads, hoarding designs, and temporary access systems, with particular focus on their interaction with existing buildings and compliance with CDM 2015 regulations.
Temporary Works Assessment & Design
Scaffold Load Assessment: Review and assess temporary lateral scaffold loads and their structural effects on existing buildings, including comprehensive analysis of superstructure and substructure impacts using current calculation methods
Structural Impact Evaluation: Assess the effect of scaffolding and temporary works on individual buildings, external grounds, low-level ancillary buildings, and podium roofs of below-ground car parks, considering both static and dynamic loading scenarios
Load Distribution Design: Calculate and specify required spreaders, base plates, and load transfer mechanisms to support scaffold standards and construction hoists, ensuring safe load distribution to existing structures and foundations.
Hoarding and Welfare Design Review: Review and approve company hoarding designs and site accommodation structural arrangements in accordance with BS (Apply online only), PAS (Apply online only), and relevant wind loading standards BS EN 1991-1-4.
Calculate wind loading applied to buildings in accordance with the latest Eurocodes (BS EN 1991-1-4), including detailed building zone definition.
Produce a complete, clearly structured set of wind load calculations for third-party review, Building Control approval, and Building Safety Regulator submissions
Analyse and document the number of elevations considered for all wind load assessments, ensuring all facades and relevant external features are included per project needs.
Incorporate analysis for inset/building recesses, architectural projections, and other features impacting wind load behaviour
Undertake wind tunnel or desk-based analyses (as appropriate)
TG20 21 Compliance: Generate and verify TG20 21 compliance sheets using industry- standard software, ensuring scaffold configurations meet "generally recognised standard" requirements under Work at Height Regulations 2005.
CDM 2015 Compliance: Assess and document designer's risk in accordance with CDM Regulations 2015, preparing comprehensive risk assessments, mitigation strategies, and residual risk communications to duty holders.
Technical Documentation: Prepare detailed calculations, drawings, and specifications for temporary works installations, maintaining comprehensive records for audit and inspection purposes.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all temporary works designs meet current British Standards, Building Regulations, Building Safety Act requirements, and HSE guidance.
Site Support: Provide technical support during installation, inspection, and removal of temporary works, including attendance at critical construction phases and problem resolution.
Facilitate knowledge sharing, promote standardisation, and maintain flexibility for project- specific requirements across the design function.
Liaise with clients, consultants, manufacturers, architects, and key stakeholders to deliver efficient, compliant design outcomes.
Coordinate with other departments (commercial, health & safety, contracts, procurement) to enhance business processes and project quality.
Address project or design-related issues through site visits, project inspections, and evidence-based recommendations for resolution.
Organise, chair, and participate in design coordination meetings relevant to temporary works and overall project delivery.
Maintain current knowledge of British and European standards, Building Regulations, and safety requirements, ensuring continuous professional development for self and team members.