Chartered Structural Engineer | Wigan

Strata Construction Consulting UK Ltd

Wigan, United Kingdom

2 months ago

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We have a client who is expanding, they’re looking for an experienced Senior Structural Engineer with strong team leadership and management experience to join their growing office in Wigan. This role offers the chance to take technical ownership of key projects, support team development and play a major part in shaping the future of our engineering capability.

The role

As a Senior Structural Engineer, you will lead the delivery of structural designs across commercial, residential, industrial and refurbishment projects. You will work closely with clients, architects, contractors and internal engineering teams to deliver efficient, practical and innovative solutions.

Responsibilities

Lead structural design and analysis of steel, concrete, timber and masonry structures.

Manage projects from concept to completion, ensuring high-quality output and compliance with UK standards.

Provide management and leadership to junior engineers and technicians, including workload planning, mentoring, and performance guidance.

Prepare design reports, calculations, drawings, and technical documentation.

Undertake structural inspections, assessments, and surveys.

Representation at client and stakeholder meetings.

Contribute to process improvement and the development of design standards.

About

Essential:

Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering.

Chartered or nearing Chartered status (IStructE/ICE).

7+ years of relevant structural engineering experience.

Proven people management and team leadership experience.

Sound knowledge of Eurocodes and UK Building Regulations.

Proficient in structural design software (e.g., Tekla, Tedds, Robot, Etabs).

Strong communication and client-facing skills.

Desirable:

Consultancy background.

Experience overseeing multidisciplinary teams.

Interest in sustainable and low-carbon structural solutions.

Whats on offer

Clear opportunities for progression into senior leadership roles.

Support for professional development and Chartership.

Flexible working arrangements.

A friendly, supportive, and ambitious team environment.

Diverse and technically rewarding project work

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