Engineering Geologist

This is a great opportunity to join the leading provider of testing, inspection and compliance services. Join the team and you'll be part of a 1,700 strong team who help the business carry out 7 million tests per year for 5,000 clients. They have worked on some of the country's most exciting and high-profile developments like The Shard and The Olympic Park - apply today and you could help work on the UK's next top project.

Client focused and quality driven, they are a leading provider of ground investigation to the infrastructure sector, who are seeking an Engineering Geologist to help work across the Yorkshire and North East region.

You will:

• Act as a Site Agent or supporting role, supervising multiple ground investigation activities and staff on either short and longer duration projects.
• Perform in-situ testing and sampling in accordance with the UK specification and current technical standards.
• Log soil and rock in accordance with current UK standards.
• Liaise with clients, engineers, contractors and sub-contractors throughout the site work phase.

About you:

We're looking for a professional, dynamic and motivated individual with ability to work alone and as part of a team. Communicative, organised, flexible and committed, you must also have:

• A qualification to degree level in a geotechnical discipline with relevant years of UK industry experience.
• CSCS and SSSTS desirable.
• A full and clean UK driving licence.
• Confidence and knowledge of UK ground investigation techniques.

Benefits:

• Competitive salary and all the benefits of working for a dynamic and growing organisation including generous holidays, company pension and discounts on high street shopping.

With over 100 years of history, the client is the UK's leading provider of testing, inspection and compliance services, operating across three sectors and offering an unrivalled range of technical expertise and accredited services, including consultancy. Think you've got what it takes to add value to their success?