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Our client are a leading UK Design Consultancy, delivering multi-disciplinary engineering solutions in the Built Environment. They have a diverse range of clients and portfolio of projects which cover industrial, pharmaceutical, residential, commercial, education, defence, probation and domestic sectors. They work with a mixture of clients both public and private across a broad range of sectors and due to their quality of service, a large percentage of their work is repeat business based on years of partnerships, even with generations of the same family.

Due to continuing demand, their busy Sheffield Civils Team have an opportunity for an Engineer to join their buoyant office, working on projects in Yorkshire and further afield. They are looking for a motivated Engineer with a minimum of five years UK industry experience to join their busy team and work on a wide range of projects with a multitude of clients, contractors and architects.

Working across sectors such as residential, commercial, highways, petrochemical and industrial sectors, you will be experienced in the engineering design of both the public realm and new development infrastructure. As well as being proficient in InfoDrainage or Civil 3D you will be experienced in Section 104, 38 and 278 works and have a knowledge and understanding of the development process from site appraisal through planning and detailed design to construction.

As an Engineer working toward Chartership, you will have technical design excellence and detailed understanding of relevant approvals processes for highways, earthworks and drainage design/adoption, including SuDS.

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