Senior Structural Engineer | Chorley

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We are looking to find a talented Senior Structural Engineer to join our established team in Chorley. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a respected, forward‑thinking consultancy delivering high‑quality structural solutions across a broad project portfolio.

The role

You’ll be involved in the full lifecycle of structural engineering projects, working closely with senior staff, technicians, and multidisciplinary teams. You’ll deliver structural designs, carry out calculations, and support the development of projects spanning commercial, residential, industrial, and public sector schemes.

Responsibilities

Undertake structural engineering design across concrete, steel, timber, and masonry

Produce high‑quality calculations, drawings, and technical reports

Liaise with clients, architects, contractors, and other consultants

Assist in project management, coordination, and technical delivery

Carry out structural analysis using relevant software packages

Support junior team members and contribute to the technical development of the office

Ensure all work meets applicable codes, standards, and regulations

About 

We’re looking for a motivated engineer who enjoys problem‑solving, collaborating with others, and delivering high‑quality work.

Essential:

Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering

2+ years’ experience within a structural consultancy

Strong technical understanding of building structures

Proficient with structural analysis software (e.g., Tekla Structural Designer, Tedds, Robot)

Good communication and teamwork skills

Ability to manage workload and meet deadlines

Desirable:

Progressing toward chartership (IStructE or ICE)

Experience with Revit/BIM workflows

Exposure to UK Building Regulations, Eurocodes, and CDM

Experience in client-facing roles

Why join?

Opportunity to work with a well‑established, supportive engineering team

Varied workload across multiple sectors and scales

Clear progression pathways toward chartership and senior roles

Friendly and collaborative working environment

Competitive salary and benefits package

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