90 Site Investigation jobs in the United Kingdom

• Plan, manage, and execute comprehensive ground investigations, including site reconnaissance, desk studies, and field testing (e.g., trial pits, boreholes, CPT).
• Interpret geotechnical data from site investigations and laboratory testing to assess ground conditions.
• Design foundations (shallow and deep), retaining walls, earthworks, and other geotechnical structures.
• Perform detailed analyses for slope stability, settlement, seepage, and seismic performance.
• Prepare comprehensive geotechnical reports, including factual and interpretative findings, design recommendations, and mitigation strategies.
• Liaise with clients, regulatory bodies, contractors, and other project stakeholders to ensure effective communication and project delivery.
• Provide expert geotechnical input during the construction phase, including site supervision, monitoring, and problem-solving.
• Ensure all work is carried out in accordance with relevant British Standards, Eurocodes, and industry best practices.
• Manage project budgets and timelines, ensuring profitable and timely project completion.
• Mentor and guide junior geotechnical engineers and technicians.
• Contribute to the development of technical standards and quality assurance procedures.
• Stay abreast of advancements in geotechnical engineering technology and methodologies.
• Undertake health and safety duties as required, including site safety inspections.

• BEng/MEng or MSc in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or a related discipline.
• Chartered Engineer status (CEng MIStructE/MICE) or nearing chartered status.
• Minimum of 7 years of progressive experience in geotechnical engineering, covering both site investigation and design.
• Proven experience in designing various types of foundations, retaining structures, and earthworks.
• Proficiency in geotechnical software packages (e.g., PLAXIS, Geo5, Slope/W, Seep/W).
• Strong understanding of soil mechanics, rock mechanics, and hydrogeology.
• Experience in managing multiple geotechnical projects simultaneously.
• Excellent report writing, communication, and presentation skills.
• Ability to lead and motivate a technical team.
• Valid UK driving license and willingness to travel to sites across the UK.
• Familiarity with ground improvement techniques and remediation strategies.

Geotechnical Engineer - Ground Investigation

£32,000 to £45,000 + Training + Progression + 33 Days' Holiday + Sick Pay + Excellent Benefits

Site-based with regular UK travel - ideally based in the North or Southeast England

Are you a Geotechnical Engineer or Geologist with ground investigation experience, looking to grow your career with a reputable company that will support your development into a t.

We are recruiting for an Environmental Assessment Manager to join the operational delivery team.

You will provide comprehensive, evidence-based environmental advice to inform decisions on major projects, including offshore wind and solar, ensuring the UK meets its energy security and net zero ambitions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Review and advise on Habitats Regulations Assessments (HRA) and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA).

• Interpret and present complex environmental information to support Ministerial decisions.

• Collaborate with stakeholders across government and industry on nationally significant energy infrastructure.

Essential Requirements:

• Environmental Sciences degree (or related discipline).

• Experience writing, reviewing, or responding to HRA and EIA.

• Strong ability to interpret complex environmental data.

Desirable:

• Background or interest in technical environmental specialisms (e.g. landscape & visual, land quality, water, noise, air quality, human health).

• Membership of a relevant professional body (desirable but not essential).

This contract role is being advertised on behalf of Benjamin-Grace Limited who are operating as an Employment Business.

Job Title: Environmental Assessment Manager (Contract)
Location: Flexible - role can be based from London, Salford, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Darlington, Edinburgh, or home-based
Contract Length: 13 October 2025 - 15 January 2026
IR35: Inside IR35
Rate: 350 - 450 per day

Overview
We are working with a central government department that requires an experienced Environmental Assessment Manager to join their operational delivery team. The successful candidate will provide evidence-based environmental advice to inform Ministerial decisions on nationally significant energy infrastructure projects under the Planning Act 2008. These projects may include both onshore and offshore developments, with a particular focus on offshore wind and solar.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide technical environmental advice to support planning decisions on major energy projects.

• Review, interpret and respond to Habitats Regulations Assessments (HRAs) and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs).

• Assess complex environmental data and communicate findings clearly to stakeholders.

• Contribute expertise on issues relating to offshore wind, solar and wider nationally significant infrastructure projects.

Essential Requirements

• Undergraduate degree in Environmental Sciences or a closely related field.

• Proven experience in writing, reviewing or responding to HRAs and EIAs.

• Strong ability to interpret complex environmental information and provide clear recommendations.

Desirable

• Background or interest in technical environmental specialisms such as: landscape & visual assessment, land quality, water, noise, air quality, or human health.

• Membership of a relevant professional body.

Additional Information

• This is an office-based or home-working contract with flexibility to be located in London, Salford, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Darlington or Edinburgh.

• Standard working week of 37 hours.

For more information get in touch with Daniel Cordy at TEC Partners or apply with an updated version of your CV.

We are recruiting for an Environmental Assessment Manager to join the operational delivery team.

You will provide comprehensive, evidence-based environmental advice to inform decisions on major projects, including offshore wind and solar, ensuring the UK meets its energy security and net zero ambitions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Review and advise on Habitats Regulations Assessments (HRA) and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA).

• Interpret and present complex environmental information to support Ministerial decisions.

• Collaborate with stakeholders across government and industry on nationally significant energy infrastructure.

Essential Requirements:

• Environmental Sciences degree (or related discipline).

• Experience writing, reviewing, or responding to HRA and EIA.

• Strong ability to interpret complex environmental data.

Desirable:

• Background or interest in technical environmental specialisms (e.g. landscape & visual, land quality, water, noise, air quality, human health).

• Membership of a relevant professional body (desirable but not essential).

This contract role is being advertised on behalf of Benjamin-Grace Limited who are operating as an Employment Business.

Job Title: Environmental Assessment Manager (Contract)
Location: Flexible - role can be based from London, Salford, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Darlington, Edinburgh, or home-based
Contract Length: 13 October 2025 - 15 January 2026
IR35: Inside IR35
Rate: 350 - 450 per day

Overview
We are working with a central government department that requires an experienced Environmental Assessment Manager to join their operational delivery team. The successful candidate will provide evidence-based environmental advice to inform Ministerial decisions on nationally significant energy infrastructure projects under the Planning Act 2008. These projects may include both onshore and offshore developments, with a particular focus on offshore wind and solar.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide technical environmental advice to support planning decisions on major energy projects.

• Review, interpret and respond to Habitats Regulations Assessments (HRAs) and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs).

• Assess complex environmental data and communicate findings clearly to stakeholders.

• Contribute expertise on issues relating to offshore wind, solar and wider nationally significant infrastructure projects.

Essential Requirements

• Undergraduate degree in Environmental Sciences or a closely related field.

• Proven experience in writing, reviewing or responding to HRAs and EIAs.

• Strong ability to interpret complex environmental information and provide clear recommendations.

Desirable

• Background or interest in technical environmental specialisms such as: landscape & visual assessment, land quality, water, noise, air quality, or human health.

• Membership of a relevant professional body.

Additional Information

• This is an office-based or home-working contract with flexibility to be located in London, Salford, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Darlington or Edinburgh.

• Standard working week of 37 hours.

For more information get in touch with Daniel Cordy at TEC Partners or apply with an updated version of your CV.

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