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Vibration Engineer – Buildings & Rail Noise
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Vibration Engineer – Buildings & Rail Noise
Job summary
A leading engineering consultancy in the UK is seeking a Vibration Engineer to join their Buildings Team. The role involves designing low vibration facilities, executing vibration surveys, and numerical modeling. Candidates should have a degree in civil/structural or mechanical engineering, with a strong interest in vibration analysis. This position offers hybrid working options across various locations in the UK and the opportunity to contribute to landmark projects. The company values innovation and growth in a collaborative environment.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Degree in civil engineering, mechanical engineering, or acoustics.
- Experience in dynamics and vibration analysis.
- Working towards professional qualification (e.g. CEng, MICE).
Responsibilities
- Work as part of a team as well as managing own time.
- Carry out vibration surveys and interpret results.
- Develop software applications for vibration design.
Skills
Education
Tools
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