Location: Inverness, Perth or Stepps (North‑West Region)
Working Pattern: Monday–Friday
Working Style: Hybrid (office and remote)
BEAR Scotland is a leading provider of Highway Maintenance services across Scotland. We manage and maintain over 1422km of Scotland’s trunk road network, tackling just about every imaginable task and working round the clock to keep Scotland moving.
BEAR Scotland inspect, manage and maintain over 1422km of Scotland’s trunk road network including 1422 trunk road structures in the North West of Scotland for our client, Transport Scotland. We work in some of the most scenic but challenging parts of the country on a variety of structures including historical masonry arch bridges, culverts and walls as well as numerous iconic major structures such as Kessock, Skye, Connel and Dornoch Bridges.
Join our North‑West Bridges Team as a Bridge Engineer in either our Perth or Inverness office. We’re looking for self‑driven team players who are eager to support a broad and varied programme of work. To succeed, you’ll bring strong communication skills, adaptability, and a valid driving licence.
Key Role and Responsibilities:
Assist with the design of bridge maintenance and improvement schemes
Prepare cost estimates and maintain accurate design records
Support project delivery to ensure work is completed on time and within budget
Update structural records using client systems
Assist with contractor coordination and site activities
Contribute to risk assessments and health & safety documentation
Work closely with colleagues across the Bridges Team
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Bridge Engineer in Inverness employer: BEAR Scotland Limited
BEAR Scotland is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and inclusive work culture that prioritises employee growth and development. With opportunities for continuous professional training and a commitment to work-life balance, including generous holiday entitlement and flexible working arrangements, you will thrive in a role that not only challenges you but also allows you to contribute to the maintenance of vital infrastructure across some of the UK's most stunning landscapes.
