Civils & Infrastructure Engineer

at  Glenveagh Properties PLC

As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high quality homes in flourishing communities. We achieve quality and great accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build. We bring new ideas home.
As a member of the Glenveagh team, you will join a work environment where everyone feels welcome, valued, and empowered to express their ideas, and where collaboration and teamwork are the norm. Named as one of Ireland’s Best Large Workplaces in 2024, and accredited with the Gold Investors in Diversity Mark, we offer an unrivalled suite of benefits and a workplace where you can develop a long-term career.
This position is based in our new state of the art Head Office in Maynooth - an open plan office, with wonderful collaborative working areas, subsidised canteen, EV charging points, and is easily accessible by car or public transport.
The Civils & Infrastructure Engineer is responsible for the coordination, management and auditing of the utilities services activities across the portfolio of both active and pipeline projects.

REQUIREMENTS

• Degree qualified in Civil Engineering or related field
• Proven experience in a civil engineering position with a strong understanding of civils infrastructure
• Residential construction experience will be a huge advantage
• Solid systems and software knowledge such as MS Office and AutoCAD

• Maintain accurate records across all applications/submissions/design processes
• Monitor information flows between third party stakeholders and design team members to ensure any technical matters are resolved in a timely fashion
• Support, monitor and audit the delivery of utilities infrastructure on new and existing residential or commercial developments
• Communicate with the construction delivery teams to ensure that relevant quality assurance documentation is to standards set out under agreements with utility providers
• Review upcoming and existing site locations to identify available utilities and other possible constraints
• Review and update drawings with designers and other third-party stakeholders