FAQs
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Graduate Civil Engineer position?
You need to have a 2:1 or higher degree qualification in a relevant engineering or environment discipline, and you should be professionally qualified within a relevant institution.
What will my primary responsibilities be as a Graduate Design Engineer?
Primary responsibilities include conducting technical engineering assessments, performing hydraulic engineering calculations, collecting and analyzing site information, undertaking site surveys, liaising with various teams, managing contracts, coordinating surveys, supporting the Project Manager, attending design meetings, and managing drawing and document administration.
Is prior experience in hydraulics necessary for this role?
While prior experience is not mandatory, a strong interest in hydraulics and a good understanding of the fundamental principles of the subject are ideally required.
What skills are important for this role?
Important skills include good communication abilities, a working knowledge of Excel, and a desire to learn and grow within an experienced team.
Will I need to travel for this position?
Yes, a full UK driving license is required as you will be required to drive for site surveys and investigations.
What kind of professional development opportunities will be available?
The position offers career progression and professional development opportunities within an award-winning organization.
What benefits does the company offer to its employees?
Benefits include total pension contributions up to 20%, 25 days of holiday (rising to 28 with length of service), a healthcare package, life assurance, the opportunity for an electric car, cashback and discounts from retailers, a paid volunteering day, enhanced family leave, support from mental health first aiders, and a £1,000 referral fee for recommending someone to work.
How many holidays can I buy or sell each year?
You will have the opportunity to buy up to 10 days' holiday and sell up to five days each year.
What is expected during workshops and design meetings?
During workshops and regular design meetings, you'll review design proposals and consider various factors such as buildability, commissioning, and stakeholder needs.
What type of projects will I work on as part of the Engineering and Construction teams?
You will be involved in the delivery of water treatment, wastewater, and network projects across the region, focusing on design and construction solutions.