Job Description
Temporary Works Engineer - Exeter Independent Engineering Consultancy Permanent Full-time £30,000-£50,000 DOE A growing and well-established engineering consultancy is looking for an experienced and motivated Temporary Works Engineer to join its team in Exeter. This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer with 3+ years' UK construction design experience and a strong understanding of temporary works and BS 5975 to take on a varied and rewarding role within a supportive engineering environment. You'll work across a diverse range of construction sectors, delivering bespoke temporary works solutions for clients while developing your technical, commercial and project management skills. The Role As a Temporary Works Engineer, you'll be involved throughout the design process, from initial enquiries and site surveys through to concept development, detailed design and technical delivery. You'll have the opportunity to work on challenging projects, develop innovative engineering solutions and build strong relationships with both new and existing clients. Your responsibilities will include designing and developing temporary works solutions for a wide range of UK construction projects, acting as a key point of contact for selected clients and supporting the delivery of larger projects. You'll prepare Temporary Works Design Briefs, assist clients in developing project requirements, and produce concept and detailed designs, calculations and technical drawings. You'll also develop complex engineering solutions and present them clearly and effectively to clients. The role will involve carrying out site visits, surveys and investigations, preparing quotations for customer enquiries, supporting project forecasting and providing technical support to colleagues and clients throughout the design process. You'll be expected to manage multiple projects independently, prioritise your workload and meet deadlines, while also supporting and coordinating junior m
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