Maritime Engineer

Overview

Design and analyze maritime/coastal structures for ports globally.

Key Responsibilities

• structural design
• fender design
• stability analysis
• design documentation
• construction support
• site inspection

Tasks

-Undertake the structural design and analysis of maritime and coastal structures using relevant design codes (BS, Eurocodes, PIANC, CIRIA, ICE guidance). -Design and specify fendering systems, mooring arrangements, and scour protection measures. -Provide technical support during construction, review contractor submissions, and respond to site queries. -Prepare and review technical reports, design drawings, specifications, and tender documentation. -Liaise effectively with clients, contractors, port authorities, and regulatory bodies. -Carry out stability, bearing capacity, and durability assessments of marine structures under wave, current, and corrosion effects. -Conduct site inspections and structural condition surveys and prepare inspection reports. -Contribute to knowledge sharing, mentoring, and continuous improvement within the team. -Develop concept, preliminary, and detailed designs for new build and refurbishment projects, including quay walls, jetties, revetments, breakwaters, dolphins, linkspans, and related works. -Collaborate with geotechnical, hydraulic, environmental, and coastal process engineers across multidisciplinary teams. -Ensure compliance with Health & Safety, Environmental, and CDM Regulations.

Requirements

• communication
• security clearance
• structural behaviour
• british standards
• meng
• marine infrastructure

What You Bring

-Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to liaise with multidisciplinary teams and clients. -Eligible and able to obtain Security Clearance (SC level). -Sound understanding of structural behaviour, materials (concrete, steel, sheet piles), and marine loading conditions. -Familiarity with relevant British Standards, Eurocodes, and maritime guidance documents. -MEng or BEng in Civil or Structural Engineering (or equivalent). -Strong civil/structural design background, ideally with experience in marine or coastal infrastructure.

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Benefits

-You'll enjoy a range of core and personalised benefits -Flexible hybrid working arrangements -Professional development through AECOM University and global Technical Practice Networks -Support toward professional chartership and career advancement -Volunteering days, wellbeing initiatives, and a strong focus on work-life balance

About Aecom

-Launched as a bold independent infrastructure consultancy from a merger of five legacy firms dating back over a century. -Handles everything from geotech to electro-mechanical systems, as seen in the award-winning Romaine Hydroelectric Complex in Canada. -Guides projects through every lifecycle stage in transportation, buildings, water systems, energy, and environmental sectors.

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