Civil Engineer

at  Clancy Consulting

SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES

• Use AutoCAD 2D Drafting, PDS Site Developer / Civil 3D, Flow / Micro-drainage or similar hydraulic design software, TEDDS, and other industry-recognised software.

EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• BEng/MEng or equivalent degree from a JBM-accredited course in Civil Engineering or associated subject.
• If not already Chartered, near Chartership with the Institution of Civil Engineers.

• Undertake appropriate analysis and prepare design calculations, drawings, and reports with little supervision from a Senior Engineer and in a form that can readily be checked by another member of staff.
• Support Senior Engineers in project design from commencement to completion.
• Influence development and infrastructure master-planning using knowledge of Highways Act 1980, Water industry Act 2004, Land Drainage Act, New Roads and Street Works Act, and other Statutory Instruments etc. as required.
• Produce high-quality designs for feasibility, costing and construction purposes, highways & drainage, street works, public works, SUDS, building drainage, utilities coordination/diversion as services if and when required by our clients.
• Undertake the co-ordination of thorough site investigations, complete inspections, and identify and resolve any issues as appropriate.
• Undertake production and approval of single- and multi-discipline fee proposals for client/customer projects in accordance with Clancy Consulting procedures, terms and conditions or customer-specific contract requirements.
• Undertake accurate and timely assessments of variations and appraisal of fee cost and/or timescale impacts, and agreement with client/customer organisations.
• Manage engineering teams to ensure utilisation and recovery targets are monitored and achieved.
• Offer leadership, mentoring, encouragement, and motivation to junior engineers.
• Enforce financial control of projects when acting as a Project Manager.
• Communicate clearly and effectively with team members, clients, and other construction professionals regarding projects.
• Represent the company at design team meetings with clients and other construction professionals.
• If not already Chartered, work towards your Chartership with the support of your mentor and colleagues in a regular and systematic manner.
• Keep your professional development up-to-date with IPD/CPD expectations and/or Membership requirements of the ICE.
• Recognise the importance of clear communication with all members of the design and/or construction team regarding matters of structural safety and keep up-to-date with information provided by CROSS (Collaborative Reporting for Safer Structures, see www.cross-safety.org/uk).
• Manage your time effectively, and complete and submit your timesheets accurately in a timely manner.