Remediation Engineer

About the opportunity

Permanent Remediation Engineer to assist with technical delivery of remediation and enabling projects. Initial projects will be in the Northwest of England (within commutable distance from Manchester) and future projects may be further afield; a willingness to travel and work away from home is required.

Responsibilities

• Pre‑start organisation & planning of projects:
  • Co‑ordinating / appointing subcontractors
  • Assisting with production of remediation strategies, materials management plans, method statements and risk assessments
  • Assisting with obtaining licences, permits and regulatory approvals, including compilation of supporting technical information
  • Drawings, including basic use of Autocad
• Delivery of projects:
  • Working with site personnel to ensure projects are implemented safely
  • Monitoring environmental emissions and ensuring control measures are implemented where required
  • Directing / supervising site activities such as excavations, drilling etc.
  • Setting up, operating and maintaining soil and water treatment systems
  • Carrying out verification contamination sampling, scheduling laboratory analysis and assessing results
  • Arranging laboratory and site geotechnical / earthworks testing
  • Waste classification and managing duty of care for disposal
  • Using GPS equipment to record and set out basic information
  • Maintaining and using equipment such as PID, noise meter, CBR probe etc.
  • Ensuring site records are kept up to date (e.g. stockpile registers, validation records, sample location drawings)
  • Overseeing material movements and compliance against the project specification and remediation strategy
  • Co‑ordinating / appointing subcontractors
  • Ongoing liaison with client representatives or third‑party verification engineers
  • Project management duties including commercial, operational and programming tasks (dependent on experience / role)
• Project close‑out:
  • Compilation of data and drafts for verification / completion reports, health & safety files etc.
  • Feedback on project lessons learned, improvements etc.

Benefits and rewards

The role offers an annual salary between £30,000 and £35,000, depending on experience and suitability. A generous benefits package is included, as well as excellent career development opportunities within a thriving and expanding business.

Requirements

• 2–4 years of post‑graduate experience in a related discipline, ideally with significant on‑site sampling experience.
• Knowledge of soil description, sampling, soil and groundwater remedial approaches, and earthworks practices is desirable; full training will be provided.
• A valid driving licence is essential.

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