Responsibilities :
The successful candidates will be responsible for assisting with site investigation work across the UK as directed by the Project Manager or other project staff.
All project work must be carried out with due diligence, adhered to by the RSK procedures & completed within the given cost budgets and time scales agreed.
Good communication is required to inform / liaise with other project staff and sometimes the client periodically with updates & any issues raised.
More specifically you will be :
Undertaking preliminary risk assessments (phase 1 desk studies) and intrusive ground investigations
Soil and rock logging to current geotechnical standards, including laboratory scheduling
Collating data and report writing
Managing site activities and subcontractors
Person Specification :
Previous site work experience an advantage (including trial pitting and drilling supervision)
BSc degree level qualified in geology / civil engineering or a related environmental subject essential
MSc in a geotechnical / civil engineering or environmental discipline - Desirable
Be able to log samples to BS 5930 A2 technical standards
A good knowledge of the principal soil and rock strata encountered in the UK
Familiar with and be able to interpret geological maps and published geological data
A basic understanding of water, ground and soil gas monitoring techniques
Ability to follow instruction, be self-motivated, exhibit a proactive approach, work well within a team environment and willing to be flexible to work nationally or internationally if the occasion arises
Full, clean UK driving licence essential
Salary and benefits :
£depending on experience
Contributory Pension Scheme
A flexible benefits programme including the option to buy additional holidays, childcare voucher and private health care
We encourage Continuing Professional Development and as a Registered Practice with the Geological Society, we are committed to supporting candidates through the Pathway to Chartership.
RSK is an equal opportunities employer
