Structural Engineer

This is an exciting and unrivalled opportunity for a Structural Engineer to join one of the UK’s leading independent Architectural Design and Consultancy Service providers based in Norfolk area. Over the years, our client has successfully built an outstanding portfolio of clients and projects across Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and London. They have earned an exceptional reputation for delivering excellent service, efficiency, and unwavering passion to every project they undertake.

Our client offering a broad and varied role within a challenging and rewarding environment where you will be involved in the effective delivery of residential foundation and assisting on designs across a wide range of diverse projects from commercial new builds to residential redevelopments.

Main Responsibilities for the successful Structural Engineer:

This position involves overseeing various projects and managing a team of engineers. The ideal candidate will bring leadership skills, technical expertise, and a passion for mentoring junior professionals. 

• Lead and manage projects across multiple sectors, including residential, commercial, public, educational, and temporary works design, from conception to completion. 
• Prepare designs for buildings and associated structures, from initial concepts through to detailed designs.
• Liaise with stakeholders throughout the design process, including architects, to ensure seamless project coordination.
• Design structures efficiently using a variety of materials, including concrete, steel, masonry, and timber.
• Produce comprehensive design calculations, utilizing 3D modelling software, and review calculations prepared by others for accuracy.
• Create sketch drawings and details for further modelling/drafting by team members, ensuring all outputs are thoroughly checked and reviewed before issue.
• Manage internal project coordination, acting as the client/design team interface, and ensuring effective communication across all parties.
• Conduct design reviews with clients, providing strategic and design advice in alignment with project specifications and briefs.
• Perform inspections and surveys, prepare detailed reports, and conduct structural analyses to support project requirements.
• Oversee and manage the process for obtaining planning and building regulations approval.

Main requirements for the successful Structural Engineer: 

• Ideally Chartered or nearly Chartered Engineer – CEng, MIStructE / MICE
• Minimum 10 years of relevant Structural Engineering experience. 
• Proficient in AutoCAD and experienced in working with design codes, specifically Eurocode. 
• Knowledge working on projects involving concrete/steel framing and refurbishments.
• Ideally Chartered or nearly Chartered Engineer – CEng, MIStructE / MICE
• Knowledge of Building Regulations/ RIBA Plan of Works and BIM processes (ISO19650) and implementation.
• Proven ability to manage multiple projects, work independently, and collaborate effectively within a team. 

What we offer to the successful Structural Engineer:

• Competitive £50,000- £75,000 per annum + company bonus scheme based on annual profit
• Monday to Friday- Flexible working times/ hybrid
• Private Health Insurance
• Free eye test
• Use of company vehicle
• 30 days holiday including public holidays, plus additional time over Christmas
• 3% 5% Pension Scheme. 
• Paid for professional subscriptions
• Free office parking
• Mileage paid for travel to meetings etc
• Company mobile phone
• Regular salary review
• Position open to applicants who have the right to work in the UK. This role does not offer work visa or sponsorship to international candidates.

This is more than just a job, it’s a career with one of the top Architectural companies in the UK, where you will have the tools, support, and opportunities to shape your future. If you are ambitious, enjoy building relationships, and are looking for a role where your efforts translate into real results, this could be the perfect fit for you. 

Paradigm Employment Services Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.