Chartered Structural Engineer
Coburg Banks LimitedWe're seeking an experienced Chartered Structural Engineer to lead and develop an established structural engineering team within a growing multi-disciplinary building and construction business.
This is a senior appointment offering the opportunity to take ownership of the structural engineering function while ensuring technical excellence across a wide range of commercial projects.
Responsibilities- Lead and mentor a team of Structural Engineers
- Review, approve and sign off structural designs
- Ensure compliance with current UK standards and regulations
- Provide technical leadership across multiple projects
- Chartered Structural Engineer
- IStructE qualified
- Significant UK Structural Engineering Consultancy experience
- Previous experience managing engineering teams
This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced Chartered Engineer looking to join a progressive and expanding business in a key leadership role.
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