Geotechnical Engineer

Geotechnical Engineer Gloucester £30,000 - £35,000 (depending on experience) A talented ground investigation and geotechnical consultancy based in Gloucester is looking to appoint a Geotechnical Engineer to join their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity to work with a technically strong consultancy delivering high-quality ground investigation and foundation design solutions across residential, commercial and infrastructure projects throughout the South West and Midlands. You will play a key role in managing projects from site through to reporting, working closely with senior engineers and clients. The Role As a Geotechnical Engineer, your responsibilities will include: Supervising and managing ground investigation works Logging soils and rocks in accordance with BS5930 Overseeing drilling, trial pitting and in-situ testing Scheduling and interpreting laboratory testing Undertaking geotechnical analysis including foundation assessments and slope stability Producing factual and interpretative geotechnical reports Liaising with clients, contractors and internal teams Ensuring health and safety standards are maintained on site Requirements Degree in Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Geology or related discipline 2+ years' experience within ground investigation or consultancy Strong technical reporting skills Good understanding of UK ground conditions and investigation techniques Full UK driving licence Working towards chartership (ICE or Geological Society desirable) What's on Offer Competitive salary Company vehicle or car allowance Overtime and site bonuses Pension scheme Ongoing training and professional development Support towards chartership Clear progression pathway within a growing regional team This is a great opportunity for a Geotechnical Engineer in Gloucester looking to develop technically while taking on greater project responsibility within a supportive consultancy environment. If you would like to discuss this role in more detail, please get in touch