Infrastructure Engineer

Description

• Implement health and safety principles in design, including Design Risk Assessments and Pre-Construction Information (PCI) files.
• Support project delivery by reviewing technical work, maintaining documentation standards, and addressing contractor queries.
• Collaborate closely with internal teams and stakeholders to ensure seamless project interfaces and promote technical innovation.
• Communicate effectively across all levels to uphold design integrity, manage risks, and ensure successful project outcomes.
• Develop designs from feasibility and optioneering through to detailed design, ensuring technical quality and compliance.
• Produce and interpret technical drawings and design sketches; contribute to specifications, proposals, and schedules.
• Apply engineering knowledge in potable and wastewater design, including pipeline design, and relevant British/Eurocode standards.

Requirements

• Strong understanding and practical experience in infrastructure design calculations, including pipework, thrust blocks, manholes, shaft tanks, and attenuation structures, using British Standards, Eurocodes, and industry guidance (e.g., CIRIA, BRE).
• A degree in Civil Engineering (BEng or MEng/MSc, minimum 2:1) from a recognised university is preferred, though not essential.
• Familiarity with Design & Build project environments is an advantage.
• Actively working towards Chartered Engineer status (e.g., CEng MICE) with a relevant professional institution is desirable.
• Experience working on capital projects within the water sector is highly desirable.
• Understand and incorporate various pipeline construction methods, ancillary components, and GIS tools where applicable.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance