Vacancies in Construct Engineering

Construct Engineering takes you to the heart of the construction sector: from calculation and planning to coordination and execution on site. On this page, you’ll find vacancies in civil engineering, civil renovation, foundation engineering and more. Whether your strengths lie in technical calculations or in managing complex projects, you’ll find the right jobs here.
Vacancies in Construct Engineering

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From structural engineer to site manager: what do you do at Construct Engineering?

The roles within this sector vary greatly, both in terms of content and approach. As a civil engineering quantity surveyor, you’ll be working on tenders and cost estimates. As a concrete or civil engineering project manager, you’ll oversee projects from start to completion. A structural engineer ensures that structures are technically sound, whilst a procurement officer for buildings and civil engineering focuses on suppliers and materials. Each vacancy has its own specific focus, but all roles are indispensable to the construction process. There are also a wide variety of roles to be found on the construction site itself. A foundation engineering site manager oversees the most technical phases of a project, from below ground level to above ground level. A site manager for civil renovation projects or a screed site manager works more closely with the operational teams and is responsible for day-to-day planning. We look beyond your CV and work with you to find the role that suits who you are and how you work.
From structural engineer to site manager: what do you do at Construct Engineering?

Frequently asked questions about jobs in Construction Engineering

That depends on the role. For a structural engineer or project manager, a Master’s degree in engineering or civil engineering is a common starting point. For site managers and quantity surveyors, a Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or substantial practical experience in a related field is often sufficient.

You’ll find job vacancies with contractors, specialist construction firms, engineering consultancies and companies active in civil infrastructure, renovation or foundation works. Both major players and specialist SMEs advertise vacancies in this sector.

Not all of them. Some vacancies are aimed at recent graduates who want to develop their careers. Other roles, such as site manager or project manager, usually require several years’ relevant experience in the field.

Not necessarily. Site managers and project managers often work at different locations, depending on the projects they are currently working on. How much time you spend travelling varies from company to company and depending on the type of site.