In this role you will lead structural assessments and reviews to safeguard highway bridge assets within the Midlands. You’ll provide technical leadership across assessment programs and oversee substandard structures, partnering with consultants and project teams. The position offers hands-on influence over interim measures and asset risk management, at a specialist highway engineering environment. This is a chance to shape high-impact bridge schemes within a collaborative, office-based setting.
Pay / Benefits
permanent opportunity
bonus scheme
15% pension
hybrid working (2 office days)
choice of Birmingham or Nottingham
professional development
Responsibilities
Lead and coordinate structural assessments, CS 451 reviews and resources to support safe, serviceable highway structures
Perform high-priority assessments under tight deadlines, identifying risks and interim measure requirements
Complete CS 451 reviews to determine needs and priorities for further work and temporary actions
Produce CS 470 interim measures documentation, secure approvals and manage implementation
Identify and brief survey work supporting assessments and reviews
Coordinate delivery of technical documents from consultants with clear technical feedback
Support risk identification, assessment, and management for highway bridge assets
Collaborate with technical advisers, consultants and project teams for effective delivery of structural activities
Key requirements
Chartered or Incorporated Civil Engineer or Structural Engineer status, or equivalent experience
Experience in highway structures management, bridge assessments and structural reviews
Strong knowledge of DMRB standards, methods and the Specification for Highway Works
Understanding of Eurocodes and application to highway structures
Relevant degree or HND in civil/structural engineering or related discipline
Knowledge of CDM Regulations 2015 and duties
Strong technical report writing, communication, and document review skills
Full driving licence with max three points
strong communication
collaboration
attention to detail
Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB) standards
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