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Civil Engineer - Roads, Public Transport, & Greenways
BelfastSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this role you will shape Ireland’s transport future by leading design packages for major roads, public transport, and greenways. You’ll work within AECOM’s large highways team to deliver projects across Ireland and the UK, with a clear path toward Chartered Engineer status. You’ll collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, guide clients through approvals, and mentor apprentices, contributing to high-quality, safe transport solutions. This is a growth-focused role in a flexible, hybrid environment with strong development support.
Pay / Benefits
flexible hybrid working
merit-led reward programme
tailored benefits for well-being
social value opportunities
Sports and Social Club
AECOM University training and development
Responsibilities
Manage design packages from concept to construction for highways, bus infrastructure, and greenways
Apply UK/Irish design standards (DMRB, Cycle by Design, DMURS, Cycle Design Manual) to safety-focused transport solutions
Deliver high-quality deliverables within time and budget constraints
Collaborate within multidisciplinary teams including drainage, structures, and environmental specialists
Engage with clients, local authorities, and stakeholders through statutory approvals
Mentor apprentices and contribute to a culture of growth and learning
Support project commercial management and work-winning processes
Contribute to flexible hybrid working and project delivery across Ireland and UK
Key requirements
Bachelor/Master in Civil Engineering (or equivalent)
Progress toward Chartership
Post-graduate experience in civil engineering, highways, public transport, or greenways
Knowledge of DMRB, DMURS, LTN 1/20, LTN 1/24, NTA Cycle Design Manual
Experience with NEC/Public Works contracts and related specifications (MCHW/MCRW)
Experience delivering packages in teams of varying sizes
Understanding of statutory planning and design approvals in UK/Ireland
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