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A loyal client to Sphere are looking to appoint an Engineer, to commence a new role with immediate effect.

Your new company are a regional Civil Engineering contractor, who typically operate across the Bristol, Somerset, Gloucestershire, Bath, and Wiltshire areas, out of their Bristol office. They specialise in Groundwork's, Utilities, RC Services, Landscaping, and Highways.

This opportunity is in relation to the 2nd Phase of a Groundwork's Package, across a large new build Student Accommodation build. Following the completion of this and if suitable for both parties, my client can offer an extended run of work at another project situated adjacent to this one.

My client are looking for an experienced candidate, with a strong background within the Groundwork's / Civils sector. You will be capable of undertaking duties such as Setting Out, QA, CAD, Surveys, ITP's, As-Built Drawings, and supervision.

An Engineering Degree / Qualification and CSCS would be essential.

My client are happy to provide the Robotic Kit if required, or have this supplied by the individual. However pay rates will be dependant on this.

For further information or to express your interest in this position, please contact Jack Durrant at your earliest convenience

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