Graduate Engineer - Structures

Job Description

This role involves providing specialized support for archaeological and heritage aspects across various multi-disciplinary projects. Key responsibilities include: Project Support and Reporting: Creating high-quality, research-backed reports and managing project deliverables in line with established guidelines. Site Work and Assessments: Conducting site visits, surveys, and setting assessments for project insights and reporting. Consultation and Client Communication: Liaising with statutory bodies and clients to provide archaeology and heritage guidance, often in collaboration with senior colleagues. Cross-disciplinary Knowledge: Understanding a multi-disciplinary approach, the UK Planning System, and relevant environmental legislation. Technical Competencies: Skills in data analysis (e.g., heritage data, LiDAR), various survey techniques, and management of subcontractors are required. Educational and Professional Requirements: A degree in archaeology or heritage is essential, with fieldwork experience and membership in professional bodies preferred. The role calls for proactive, solution-oriented candidates adept in managing deadlines, budgets, and client relations while upholding the company's mission and values. This role requires: Educational Background: Degree in archaeology or heritage; advanced qualifications and professional memberships preferred. Technical Skills: Proficiency in heritage data analysis, surveys, assessments, and mitigation strategies. Project and Client Management: Ability to manage project deliverables, site assessments, stakeholder communications, budgets, and timelines. Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with UK planning systems and relevant heritage legislation. Professional Skills: Strong communication, client care, multitasking, and teamwork abilities. Personal Qualities: Proactive, solution-focused, and committed to ongoing professional development.

Requirements

No Requirements Found

Skills