Engineering Geologist

Recruiter
Penguin Recruitment
Location
Basingstoke
Salary
Negotiable
Posted
13 Jun 2018
Closes
11 Jul 2018
Sectors
Engineering
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time

REF: NE546564

Engineering Geologist - Basingstoke - GBPCompetitive

Our client have an exciting opportunity for an Engineering Geologist to join the team based in the Basingstoke office.

As an Engineering Geologist, within the Geotechnical and Geo-Environmental team, you will report to a Senior Engineer and have an important role in undertaking geological, geo-environmental and geotechnical desk studies, ground investigations and production of Ground Investigation Reports, Earthwork feasibility assessments and other geoscience related reports.

The successful Engineering Geologist must have:

  • Educated to BSc in geology//Engineering geology or other relevant earth science degree, MSc would be advantageous and at least 1 year experience
  • Good understanding of UK geology (including superficial geology)
  • Ability to work well in a team
  • Capability to gain the experience and confidence to lead and motivate others
  • Willingness to undertake ground investigations across the UK, including the requirement to work night shifts and weekends when the job requires
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills and excellent interpersonal skills.
  • Highly motivated and adaptable with solution orientated approach and be keen to develop as part of a dynamic geotechnical and geoscience group.
  • Full (clean) driving license required.
  • Aspiration for developing a career within a civil engineering design organisation

Upon joining our client as an Engineering Geologist you will undertake a varied workload with a successful and established consultancy and will receive support towards chartership and the ability to progress your career with a company that promotes from within.

To apply for this position please contact Neil Ellerton of Penguin Recruitment on . Alternatively you can email your CV to

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