Civil Project Engineer

The Opportunity:

A leading multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy is actively seeking a highly competent Civil Engineer with a minimum of three years' UK-based experience in Highways and Drainage design.

This position offers the opportunity to contribute to a dynamic and collaborative civil engineering team operating across five regional offices, with a strong pipeline of ongoing and upcoming projects.

Skills and Experience:

• Minimum of three years' UK-based post-graduate experience in civil engineering with demonstrable expertise in Highways and Drainage design for adoptable and private schemes.
• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Site3D and Causeway Flow (or similar systems) with the ability to deliver accurate and fully coordinated design outputs.
• Knowledge of the following would be very beneficial: Design and Construction Guidance (DCG), BS EN 752, CIRIA Guides and BRE Digest or experience with adoptable works under Section 278, Section 38 and Section 104 agreements.
• Strong commercial awareness and an understanding of cost planning and budget control.
• Competent in technical report writing and specification preparation.
• Willingness to undertake regular site inspections as part of project delivery.

Role and Responsibilities:

• Lead and support the production of detailed highways and drainage design packages, ensuring alignment with current regulatory frameworks, design standards and client specifications.
• Effectively manage workload across multiple concurrent infrastructure projects maintaining quality efficiency and commercial viability throughout the project life cycle.
• Engage in multidisciplinary collaboration with internal teams and external stakeholders contributing to the development of integrated engineering solutions.
• Maintain consistent adherence to the organisation's ISO-certified Quality Management Systems, ensuring accurate documentation and procedural compliance.

Please contact Edward here at ISR to learn more about our client leading the way in developing the next-generation of highways and drainage systems based in Lancashire?