Structural Engineer

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Structural Engineer

Structural Engineer | Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire 

We're supporting a well-regarded structural consultancy based in Welwyn Garden City that is looking to appoint a Structural Engineer with around 3+ years of experience. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone ready to take on more responsibility and progress toward Chartership in a technically strong and supportive environment.

You'll be working across a wide variety of residential and commercial schemes - from bespoke home alterations to multi-million-pound developments - all while being mentored by experienced Chartered Engineers who will actively support your progression.

What you'll be doing:
·Carrying out structural analysis and design work across steel, concrete, timber, and masonry
·Preparing structural calculations, drawings, and reports in line with UK regulations
·Working alongside architects, contractors, and clients to ensure efficient project delivery
·Attending site inspections and contributing to project meetings
·Getting involved in projects from concept through to construction stage
·Supporting your journey toward Chartership with ICE or IStructE

What we're looking for:

·A degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
·Around 3+ years' UK consultancy experience
·Proficiency in structural analysis software (e.g., TEDDS, Tekla, Robot, or similar)
·Sound knowledge of UK building regulations and codes of practice
·Good communication skills and a proactive, problem-solving attitude
·Eligibility to live and work in the UK
·A full UK driving licence is desirable

What's on offer:

·Negotiable depending on experience
·25 days holiday plus bank holidays
·Support toward Chartership and structured career progression
·A collaborative and experienced team environment
·Varied and interesting workload with a strong local client base

If you're looking to join a supportive team and work on meaningful structural engineering projects in the London area, we'd love to hear from you! Please apply or contact Claire on (phone number removed)

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