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  • Construction Engineer

    GB

    What if you could work with remarkable people on extraordinary things? What if the end result was something a little bit special? What if your role...

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  • Construction Engineer

    Reading

    Who are we? Thames Water is the UKs largest water and wastewater company. We make a daily difference to our 15 million customers by supplying 2.6...

    Posted 41 days ago

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  • Construction Engineer

    Chelmsford

    Do you want to join a multi-utility infrastructure provider that has been recognised as a Great Place to Work? BUUK Infrastructure know that our...

    Posted 12 days ago

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  • Construction Engineer

    Rickmansworth

    Who are we? Thames Water is the UKs largest water and wastewater company. We make a daily difference to our 15 million customers by supplying 2.6...

    Posted 41 days ago

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  • Construction Engineer

    Brentwood, Essex

    £ £48500 - £52750/annum Car/Car Allowance

    Anderson Knight Utilities Division is delighted to be partneing a leading UK wide utility provider as they look to recruit a Construction Engineer to...

    Posted 53 days ago

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  • Construction Engineer

    CM15, Brentwood, Essex

    £ £55000 - £58000/annum Car/Allowance plus Bonus

    Anderson Knight are recruiting for a Construction Engineer to successfully deliver all assigned projects in line with company policies and...

    Posted 12 days ago

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  • Construction Engineer

    Berkshire

    £ £33000 - £46000/annum

    What if you could work with remarkable people on extraordinary things? What if the end result was something a little bit special? What if your role...

    Posted 89 days ago

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  • Construction Engineer

    Crewe, Cheshire

    £ £30 - £33/hour

    Adecco is an employment consultancy. We put expertise, energy, and enthusiasm into improving everyone's chance of being part of the workplace. We...

    Posted 26 days ago

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  • Civil Engineer/Construction

    Birmingham

    Civil Engineer/Construction Shotton/Flintshire From £300 Per Day Contract We have a large Civils project based in Shotton for an international...

    Posted 11 days ago

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  • Project Construction Engineer

    Plymouth

    Company Overview : In todays competitive job market, we know you have your choice of companies in the UK and around the world. Your unique...

    Posted 35 days ago

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  • Electrical Engineer (Construction)

    Eltham, London

    £ £40000 - £45000/annum + progression + training + hybrid

    Electrical Engineer (Construction) Eltham £40,000 - £45,000 + training + progression + generous holidays + hybrid + flexi-time + birthday leave +...

    Posted 14 days ago

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  • Construction Assurance Engineer

    Bexley

    £ £40000 - £60000/annum

    Who are we? Thames Water is the UK’s largest water and wastewater company. We make a daily difference to our 15 million customers by supplying 2.6...

    Posted 11 days ago

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  • Pre Construction Engineer

    Glasgow

    £ £37500 - £52000/annum

    About The Role Delivering what we promise ID Systems part of the M Group Services Water Division are the leading service provider in the water and...

    Posted 10 days ago

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Construction Engineer

Construction engineering is a professional discipline that deals with the designing, planning, construction, and management of infrastructures such as highways, bridges, airports, railways, buildings, sewers, and utilities. Construction engineers are unique as they are a cross between civil engineers and construction managers.

Who can I work for?

You can work for contractors or consultancies, depending on whether or not you will be designing the build or physically involved in the construction of it.

Where and when can I work?

Both on site and in the office; a contracted engineer is usually based on the construction site, whereas a consultant is more likely to spend time in the office. In some areas of specialism, the hours can be long and are often unpredictable but the work/life balance is better than in most professional careers.

What can I earn?

The average salary for a construction engineer depends on the sector you work in and more specifically your experience. You can expect to earn between £23,000 and £29,000 but after 15-20 years experience this can rise substantially.

What are the benefits?

A career in construction engineering gives you a real opportunity to shape the world around you. It's exciting to play a major part in projects worth millions of pounds and there's a huge sense of satisfaction when you see the results.

Are there chances of promotion?

Construction engineers can move into civil engineering, engineering management, or business administration. They are also able to become a project manager, overseeing an entire design and build project rather than just certain specialist aspects of it.

What will I be responsible for?

In general, a construction engineer is responsible for the planning and delivery of the construction of a project. This includes conducting surveys, engaging in research, analysing results, planning the construction and overseeing it along the way.

Do I need any experience?

For most vacancies, you need a BEng or a MEng in civil or structural engineering that is accredited by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) or the Institution of Structural Engineers. The standard way to start your career in engineering is to join a graduate scheme and many engineers find a job after doing a work experience placement with a company.

What attributes are needed?

Construction engineers are problem solvers and have the perspective to solve technical challenges with clarity and imagination. You should have strong maths and science skills. Strong people, time management and communication skills are also desirable.

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Construction Engineer

Construction engineering is a professional discipline that deals with the designing, planning, construction, and management of infrastructures such as highways, bridges, airports, railways, buildings, sewers, and utilities. Construction engineers are unique as they are a cross between civil engineers and construction managers.

Who can I work for?

You can work for contractors or consultancies, depending on whether or not you will be designing the build or physically involved in the construction of it.

Where and when can I work?

Both on site and in the office; a contracted engineer is usually based on the construction site, whereas a consultant is more likely to spend time in the office. In some areas of specialism, the hours can be long and are often unpredictable but the work/life balance is better than in most professional careers.

What can I earn?

The average salary for a construction engineer depends on the sector you work in and more specifically your experience. You can expect to earn between £23,000 and £29,000 but after 15-20 years experience this can rise substantially.

What are the benefits?

A career in construction engineering gives you a real opportunity to shape the world around you. It's exciting to play a major part in projects worth millions of pounds and there's a huge sense of satisfaction when you see the results.

Are there chances of promotion?

Construction engineers can move into civil engineering, engineering management, or business administration. They are also able to become a project manager, overseeing an entire design and build project rather than just certain specialist aspects of it.

What will I be responsible for?

In general, a construction engineer is responsible for the planning and delivery of the construction of a project. This includes conducting surveys, engaging in research, analysing results, planning the construction and overseeing it along the way.

Do I need any experience?

For most vacancies, you need a BEng or a MEng in civil or structural engineering that is accredited by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) or the Institution of Structural Engineers. The standard way to start your career in engineering is to join a graduate scheme and many engineers find a job after doing a work experience placement with a company.

What attributes are needed?

Construction engineers are problem solvers and have the perspective to solve technical challenges with clarity and imagination. You should have strong maths and science skills. Strong people, time management and communication skills are also desirable.