Job description
Assistant Design Engineer (Highways)
Our Cambridgeshire highways team are looking to recruit an experienced Assistant Highways Design Engineer to join our team based flexibly in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.
Reporting to the Highway Engineer, you will be responsible for the design of a wide range of highway schemes from major road improvement projects to local cycle infrastructure and active travel schemes. This Highways Design role offers the opportunity to see and be involved with the construction of your schemes on site as part of our integrated design and delivery (estimating/environment/construction) team. Our designers are closely involved with the construction phase of their projects.
As an Assistant Design engineer you will need:
- UK Design and construction experience within the highway sector
- Knowledge of AutoCAD & Civils 3D
- Civil Engineering degree or equivalent
- Knowledge of design standards including DMRB & MCDHW
- Commercial awareness in the delivery of projects
- Good knowledge and understanding of Health, Safety & Welfare & Environment in design and construction
- Computer literate on Design software and Microsoft packages
As an Assistant Design Engineer, you’ll be responsible for:
- Assist with undertaking designs and producing design packages for target cost and construction
- Produce technical reports and other technical output to achieve project outcomes
- Undertake site visits, surveys and investigations
- Utilise design software including 3D modelling and MicroDrainage;
- Ensure work is undertaken in compliance with QSE standards and processes
- Technical training/supervision/peer mentoring of Technicians
- Working collaboratively with customers and other stakeholders to understand and develop project objectives
What’s in it for you?
- 28 days' annual leave plus 8 days' bank holiday
- Generous Pension scheme
- Life Assurance
- Ride to work Scheme
- Employee assistance program
- Employee discount platform
Milestone Infrastructure are the leading provider of highways infrastructure in the UK and look after in excess of 24,000 miles of roads, 280,000 lighting assets and 20,000 miles of footways, always with a view to ensuring that all works are carried out as sustainably as possible and with minimal impact to local communities.