Geotechnical Engineer

Geotechnical Engineer - London

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Salary: £34,000 - £40,000

A growing engineering consultancy is looking to appoint a Geotechnical Engineer to join its specialist geotechnical and geo-environmental team in London. The role offers exposure to varied projects across the South East, with plenty of scope to broaden your technical expertise, take on greater responsibility and progress professionally.

The Geotechnical Engineer will receive:

Salary of £34,000-£40,000
Company-wide benefits package
Generous pension contribution
Access to a company vehicle
Support for professional development and CPD
Regular client interaction and networking opportunities
Flexible and hybrid working arrangementsDay-to-day, the Geotechnical Engineer will be involved in a broad mix of technical activities, including:

Planning and undertaking ground investigations
Producing factual and interpretive technical reports
Designing foundations, retaining walls and slope stability solutions
Completing ground movement assessments
Supporting and mentoring less experienced colleaguesTo join as a Geotechnical Engineer, you'll need previous experience within a geotechnical or geo-environmental environment and a relevant degree, such as geology, geotechnical engineering or environmental science.

You'll also require a full UK driving licence, unrestricted UK right to work and the ability to commute to London.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Geotechnical Engineer ready to develop their technical capabilities while working on challenging projects across the South East.

If you are interested in this or other Geotechnical Engineering/Consulting roles please do not hesitate to contact Beth Young on (url removed). We have many more vacancies available on our website. Please refer to (url removed). This is a permanent role. Penguin Recruitment is operating as a Recruitment Agency in respect to this position

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