Who we are

Osprey is a leading British logistics provider, built on 25 years of in-house expertise. Our people are dedicated to finding the right approach, combining the right skills, equipment and planning to deliver the safest and most efficient solutions for transporting and installing critical infrastructure and assets. Rooted in strong family values, we focus on building long-term relationships and lasting partnerships with our clients.

We transport and install the largest structures and critical assets needed to build and renew major infrastructure. Everything from a new 4,000te railway bridge, to the world’s largest offshore windfarm blade (at 107m long). We operate across a wide range of major sectors, including marine, nuclear, civil engineering, defence and oil, gas, and renewables. With strong growth across key projects, it’s an exciting time to join the business!

We only succeed because of our people

Through our highly skilled and experienced staff we are able to provide industry leading solutions for our customers worldwide. You will have the opportunity to work with some of the best Structural Engineers, Project Engineers and Senior Project Engineers in the business.

Your new job

The Graduate engineer will work in a team of engineers responsible for developing engineering solutions and concepts for a wide variety of projects including heavy lift and transport operations. The graduate engineer will report directly to the Senior Project Engineer.

The successful candidate will be a motivated individual with strong mechanical knowledge, ready to thrive in a fast-paced and rewarding environment. They will have a degree in a relevant field of engineering (mechanical-civil-structural), with proven knowledge and experience of MS Office and AutoCAD (or similar software packages) and will hold a valid UK driving license.

The Graduate Engineer will be able to:

·         Create innovative engineering solutions that support sales and tendering activities

·         Develop and apply structural calculations to assess, select and validate operational approaches

·         Use creative problem solving and forward thinking to design solutions that meet client needs while adhering to the highest standards

·         Build strong relationships by collaborating with internal teams and engaging directly with clients on-site

·         Get involved with projects from concept through to execution, applying sound engineering principles every step of the way

·         Champion high standards by ensuring all decisions align with HSEQ policies and best practices

What you’ll need to succeed

·         A relevant degree (minimum 2:2) in Mechanical, Structural, Civil or Construction Engineering

·         Strong communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively across teams

·         Proficient in Microsoft Office, with the ability to produce clear and professional documentation

·         Excellent organisational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities

·         A collaborative team player who understands team dynamics and contributes with a positive, professional attitude

·         A keen eye for detail, with a high level of accuracy in all work undertaken

What you’ll get in return

A competitive salary (£28,000-£32,000), depending on experience, plus excellent health benefits. The role offers an opportunity to join an organisation committed to supporting its employees. In addition to your basic salary, you will receive the following benefits:

·         25 days’ annual leave, plus 8 bank holidays

·         Enhanced employer pension contributions

·         Private medical insurance

·         Cycle2work scheme

·         Income protection insurance

·         Performance-related pay scheme

·         Flexible/hybrid working environment

·         Access to our Employee Assistance Programme

·         Support with your career development through our Success Management Process and continual Professional Development (CPD)

If you would like to part of the team or would like to find out more. Please apply!