Posted by Bennett & Game Recruitment • £32K/yr to £38K/yr
The Ideal Structural Engineer will preferably have 2 years post graduate experience within a Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy environment The Structural Engineer will have a good working knowledge of construction methods, materials and building regulations
The Structural Engineer will be providing support to the local and national Engineering teams on a wide range of projects, including structural surveys and preparation of reports, calculations, design and preparation of drawings designs for residential, commercial and industrial properties as well as providing advice to the insurance sector and assisting with regional frameworks.
Assistant Structural Engineer - required for our client, a multi-disciplinary UK wide Consultancy that is in a growth period, based from their office in Oakham with Hybrid working options.
The successful applicant will be working on a wide range of fabrications from small components to large, complicated chassis' and frame works.
First Achieve's Engineering Division are seeking a Welder/Fabricator for their client based in Oakham who specialise in manufacturing of agricultural machinery.
This is a Dayshift position paying circa £13-14/hr.
Posted by Penguin Recruitment Ltd • £25K/yr to £35K/yr
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I am actively seeking a skilled Structural CAD Technician to join a busy, successful Multidisciplinary Structural Engineering Consultancy based in Rutland.
Fitting vehicles & equipment including mechanical/electrical assembly of chassis components.
General
Due to continued growth our client based near Oakham have an excellent opportunity for a self-motivated, dedicated individual to join their vehicle assembly team.
Posted by Berry Recruitment • £11.56/hr to £12.92/hr
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