Graduate Engineer
Graduate Engineer
Employee type
Permanent
Salary
£27000 - £35000/annum
Category
Engineering
Job Description
Graduate Engineer - Civil Engineering
Location: Merseyside – Flexibility as travelling will be required
Salary £30,000–£35,000
Permanent
Are you a recent graduate looking to build a career within Civil Engineering or Construction Management. We are recruiting for ambitious and motivated Graduate Engineers / Graduate Managers to join an established engineering and construction business delivering a range of major civil engineering and regeneration projects.
Willingness and flexibility to travel to different project locations as required.
Responsibilities:
* Supporting engineering and project teams with the day-to-day delivery of site activities.
* Assisting with site inspections, records and project documentation.
* Supporting the preparation of method statements and other site documentation.
* Assisting with project planning, progress reporting and coordination.
* Working closely with site teams, engineers and project managers.
* Supporting the coordination of subcontractors and project activities.
* Assisting with technical queries and problem-solving on site.
* Developing an understanding of health, safety and quality requirements.
* Gaining exposure to the full project lifecycle.
This role will provide an excellent platform to develop your career and gain experience across a range of civil engineering projects.
Skills/Qualifications
* A Degree, HNC/HND or relevant qualification in Civil Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline.
* A genuine interest in developing a career within Civil Engineering.
* Strong communication and teamwork skills.
* Good IT skills.
* The ability to work in a busy site-based environment.
* A willingness to learn and develop professionally.
* A Full UK Driving Licence.
* Flexibility to travel and work across different project locations when required.
Previous site experience, a placement year or internship within construction or civil engineering would be advantageous, but is not essential