Job Description
The role requires attendance at project meetings, liaison with the structural design team and other disciplines, production and supervision of detailed designs and specification to meet with design and construction programmes and co-ordination of geotechnical design and detailing work appropriate to the project. It also requires contribution to internal management of projects and associated resourcing appropriate to experience and capability.
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The role and responsibilities.
As a Senior Geotechnical Design Engineer your responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:
Experience in producing specifications for site investigation works and testing.
Experience in producing geotechnical and geoenvironmental interpretative reports based upon analysis of factual site investigation data and test results.
Sound knowledge of geotechnical analysis and design methods across a range of soil types covering ordinary and piled rafts, spread footing, piles, retaining walls, deep excavations, groundwater flow analysis and slope stability.
Experience incorporating soil-structure interaction within geotechnical analysis (experience with PLAXIS 3D is essential).
Computer literate with knowledge of relevant design and analysis programmes, including WALLAP, 2D and 3D geotechnical FEM analysis programmes (eg Plaxis 2D and 3D), elastic analyses (PDISP) and GMA analyses software (XDISP).
Experience in undertaking impact assessments on utilities, infrastructure and third party structures.
Required skills.
The ideal applicant will be able to demonstrate their experience, competency and flexibility to rise to challenging situations and take on responsibility appropriate to their capability.
The ideal candidate will have some relevant practical experience on site in one or more of the following areas: supervision of site investigation, field testing, construction of piled foundations and deep basements.
It is expected that the successful candidate will have experience in the area of Geotechnical Engineering.
#LI-Hybrid
The role and responsibilities.
As a Senior Geotechnical Design Engineer your responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:
Experience in producing specifications for site investigation works and testing.
Experience in producing geotechnical and geoenvironmental interpretative reports based upon analysis of factual site investigation data and test results.
Sound knowledge of geotechnical analysis and design methods across a range of soil types covering ordinary and piled rafts, spread footing, piles, retaining walls, deep excavations, groundwater flow analysis and slope stability.
Experience incorporating soil-structure interaction within geotechnical analysis (experience with PLAXIS 3D is essential).
Computer literate with knowledge of relevant design and analysis programmes, including WALLAP, 2D and 3D geotechnical FEM analysis programmes (eg Plaxis 2D and 3D), elastic analyses (PDISP) and GMA analyses software (XDISP).
Experience in undertaking impact assessments on utilities, infrastructure and third party structures.
Required skills.
The ideal applicant will be able to demonstrate their experience, competency and flexibility to rise to challenging situations and take on responsibility appropriate to their capability.
The ideal candidate will have some relevant practical experience on site in one or more of the following areas: supervision of site investigation, field testing, construction of piled foundations and deep basements.
It is expected that the successful candidate will have experience in the area of Geotechnical Engineering.
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Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Senior Geotechnical Design Engineer position is now open for candidates interested in the IT Engineer & Developer Jobs sector. This role in London offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in IT Engineer & Developer Jobs is a plus.
