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Senior Structural Engineer

Swaffham Bulbeck
1 week ago
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A long-established and respected structural and civil engineering consultancy is seeking an experienced Senior Structural Engineer to join its growing team. The company has built a strong reputation over four decades for delivering engineering solutions across a broad range of sectors including commercial, education, residential, mixed-use, and sports & leisure.

This is an exciting opportunity for a technically strong and motivated professional to take a leading role in the delivery of structural design projects and to contribute to the continued growth of a highly regarded consultancy.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and manage structural engineering design across multiple projects
Deliver high-quality technical outputs and ensure compliance with all relevant codes and standards
Prepare, check, and approve design calculations, drawings, and technical documentation
Coordinate effectively with clients, architects, and other design professionals
Undertake site inspections and provide technical input during construction
Supervise and mentor junior engineers, providing guidance and technical leadership
Support business development activities, including preparing proposals and attending client meetings
Contribute to the continuous improvement of design processes and quality systems
Key Requirements

Chartered or near-Chartered Engineer (MIStructE or MICE) preferred
Minimum of 6 years' experience in structural engineering consultancy
Strong technical knowledge across all major materials (steel, concrete, timber, masonry, composites)
Proven ability to deliver projects from concept to completion
Excellent communication and leadership skills, with experience managing teams and client relationships
Proficiency in structural analysis and design software, as well as AutoCAD or Revit
How to apply
To be considered, please apply directly or contact Abi on (phone number removed)

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