Deliver onshore and offshore wind power construction projects end to end, from planning and detailed design through procurement, construction planning and site management.
About this role
A technical and design role for the company's overseas civil engineering projects.
The engineer is responsible for design work on overseas civil works, managing the design process, providing technical support, carrying out technical studies, and preparing designs for tenders.
Applicants need experience managing design on overseas civil works, together with experience in design or technical studies for overseas civil projects at a consultancy, general contractor or engineering company.
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