Structural Engineer / Temporary Works


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Structural Engineer / Temporary Works

Our client is a lhighly successful civil and structural engineering consultancy, with ambitions for further and expansion.

They're now looking to recruit a Structural Engineer with some Temporary Works Design Engineer to join their team near Bristol.

They need someone with the following experience:

* At least 3-5 years structural or civil engineering experience

* Some Temporary Works design experience.

* A background gained with civil or structural engineering consultants, specialist contractors or TW suppliers.

* Excellent relevant software experience - AutoCAD, Revit etc. 2D/3D.

* A civil or structural engineering degree or diploma, preferred.

In return for the above, our client will offer a competitive salary, negotiable on experience, plus company bonus and benefits.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a highly thought of organisation with genuine opportunities for further career progression.

If you match the above and are interested in finding out more, please apply today for more details.

Structural Engineer / Temporary Works

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