• The required candidate must have an Engineering degree (Civil, Mechanical, or Industrial).
• Enthusiastic and willing to take on challenging tasks.
• Good ability to communicate with people.
• Professional, structured and organised.
• Good technical report writing.
• Capable of being composed under pressure.
• Proven problem-solving skills.
• Excellent researcher of standards, guidelines and best practice.
• At least 8 years’ experience in some of the following disciplines:

– Forensic engineering

– Road construction and repair

– Road traffic accidents

– Building construction

– Structural engineering

– Mechanical engineering

– Industrial machinery

– Providing expert witness in court

– Health and safety

• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel is essential.
• The selected candidate will receive comprehensive and continued training.
• Expertise in the following areas is a bonus:

– Road traffic accident collision analysis

– Road traffic accidents

– NRA DMRB standards

– Providing expert witness evidence in court

– Investigation of fire/electrical accidents

– Manual Handling/ergonomics

– Proficiency in CAD or other drawing applications is beneficial

• The successful candidate will be trained, developed and mentored by experienced engineers.
• The successful candidate will be able to progress to a full forensic engineering role, which will require giving evidence and being cross-examined in court.

• Dependant on experience and knowledge.