Engineering Geologist

Overview

In this role you will plan and supervise ground investigations, turning field data into actionable geotechnical insight to support multi-disciplinary teams on landmark projects. You will work across desk studies to delivery, including site supervision, data management, and interpretive reporting, with pathways for professional development. You will help shape safe, resilient foundations and earthworks while upholding CDM and H&S practices. This is a hands-on role in a global firm focused on impactful infrastructure.

Pay / Benefits

• hybrid work options
• benefits and well-being programs
• equal opportunity employer
• opportunities to work on landmark projects
• global teamwork and development
• onboarding Day 1 at a local office

Responsibilities

• Plan and supervise ground investigations (scope, methods, logistics, permits) with safety focus
• Log soil/rock according to BS 5930 and EC7; manage sampling, in-situ testing, groundwater monitoring
• Coordinate and schedule laboratory testing; manage digital records (e.g., AGS) and data quality
• Prepare factual and interpretive reports including geohazards and ground models
• Support options appraisal and preliminary design with geotechnical colleagues
• Integrate with environmental, structures, highways, rail, water, and energy teams
• Apply CDM and H&S best practice on site; lead toolbox talks and promote safety culture
• Mentor graduates and technicians; contribute to knowledge sharing and continuous improvement
• Travel to project sites as required by commission needs

Key requirements

• Degree in Geology/Engineering Geology/Earth Sciences (MSc preferred or equivalent)
• Progress toward, or interest in, chartership (CGeol/CEng)
• Knowledge of UK investigation standards and guidance (BS 5930, EC7, CDM)
• Experience preparing desk studies, supervising site works, and drafting reports
• Data and digital skills (AGS data, OpenGround/gINT/HoleBASE); GIS desirable
• Desirable: experience with geotechnical tools (Slope/W, PLAXIS 2D) and ground modelling
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel for site work
• Safety-conscious mindset
• Team collaboration across disciplines
• Mentoring and knowledge sharing
• GS/geotechnical logging (BS 5930, EC7)
• Ground investigation and site supervision
• AGS data handling; OpenGround/gINT/HoleBASE

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