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Who we are
As an international leading supplier of geotechnical consultancy services, AtkinsRéalis offers a comprehensive service in Ground Engineering and Tunnelling (GE&T).
We are part of a global practice of over 500 geotechnical professionals with more than 350 staff based in the UK. Our geotechnical reputation is built on the skills, excellence and commitment of our people in all aspects of ground engineering.
We are looking to increase our team to meet the growing demands from our clients, especially in the infrastructure sector (rail, highways & water) and the energy sector which includes carbon capture & storage, renewable energy (wind, current and hydro-power), low carbon engineering and nuclear power. We are looking for staff with the drive and enthusiasm to embrace the future.
We have the depth of knowledge and breadth of expertise to help you build a bright career in this exciting and rapidly evolving sector.
Meet Charity
Charity joined AtkinsRéalis as a graduate and has enjoyed developing her career and her passions. In this short film, she shares her day at home, in the office and on-site. “I went into a career in engineering because I really enjoy solving problems and also want to make a difference to society”.
Our value
Delivering ground engineering right first time has a major impact on the sustainability, affordability and efficiency of global Infrastructure. Our staff have a reputation for innovation and adding value for our clients in different ways, for example, by transforming the efficiency of offshore wind foundations and prolonging the life of railway and highway earthworks. Our sustainability focus enables our clients to achieve ‘more for less’ and makes an important contribution to the decarbonisation of Infrastructure. Our world class Ground Engineering and Tunnelling team has a diverse range of skills and combined with our digital capability, we help our clients achieve beyond their project aspirations and in the process, we offer unrivalled career opportunities to help you become the professional you want to be.
Our markets
Our projects
Just a sample of the great work our team deliver on such a range of projects. At AtkinsRéalis we have the opportunity to make an impact on meaningful projects every day.
Energy – Beatrice Offshore Windfarm, Caithness Scotland
Highways – A465 Heads of the Valley Section 2 (Gilwern to Brynmawr), South Wales
Cities & Development – Fulham Gasholder Site, London
Rail – Targeted Asset Management, East Anglia
Aviation – London City Airport
Water – Arksey Riverbank Emergency Stabilisation, South Yorkshire
Our technical disciplines
Engineering Geology
- Ground Investigation & Characterisation
- Engineering Geomorphology, Geohazards and Natural Slopes
- Earthworks
- Rock Engineering and Mining
- Ground Modelling
Geotechnical Engineering
- Foundations and Retaining Walls
- Dams, Reservoirs and Flood Defences
- GENAN
- Seismic Geotechnics
- Offshore Geotechnics
- Underground Energy Storage
Tunnelling Rock Engineering
- Ground Movment and Asset Protection
- Tunnel Ventilation and Fire Life Safety
- Tunnels and Shafts
- Sprayed Concrete Lining and Rock Tunnelling
- Microtunnelling and HDD
A day in the life
Sanduni - Geotechnical Engineer
One of the things I enjoy the most about my job is the opportunity to be involved in varied and challenging work across many sectors including rail, highway, nuclear, buildings, bridges, dams, wastewater, ports and maritime. I’ve provided design support to the geotechnical elements of Beckton STW, the largest sewage treatment plant in Europe; and undertaken a post dredge assessment of the Camber Dock, Portsmouth for America’s Cup. I’ve also supported the seismic team in nuclear new build projects, which involved complex numerical modelling using finite difference software and programming automation tools to assess the soil structure interactions.
In recent years I have been working as the Package Lead for the Sizewell C Enabling Works – SSSI Crossing Earthworks. This is a critical element of the Sizewell C construction strategy, providing the sole link between the Main Construction Area and the Temporary Construction Area, where construction support facilities are primarily located. The crossing passes through a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, characterised by low lying marshland and intersecting watercourses.
The package involved the design of extensive earthworks, retaining structures and ground improvement solutions for approach embankments constructed within a highly sensitive environmental setting. My responsibilities included coordinating the geotechnical design with other disciplines, managing the check and review, managing the BIM team for all model and drawing production, managing the CAT2 check process and client liaison. Teamwork is at the heart of all the projects I have worked on with AtkinsRéalis so far; everyone is striving to deliver excellent work.
Craig - Principal Engineering Geologist
As an engineering geologist within AtkinsRéalis, I get to work on some exciting projects that are worth getting out of bed for. They range from small slope stability assessments for residential property through to £3billion megaprojects such as the A9 Dualling for Transport Scotland. Since joining AtkinsRéalis in 2015 I have had the opportunity to work on a range of technical challenges but have always been drawn to geohazards and the assessment of natural slopes.
I am part of the team working on the A83 Access to Argyll and Bute project, helping to develop a medium and long-term solution to provide resilience against natural hazards for the people of Argyll and Bute. On large, fast-paced, projects like this, I get to work with topic experts from a range of disciplines that I learn a lot from.
One of the things I love most about my job is the fact I still get to do site work. We learn so much from putting boots on the ground (and sometimes drones in the sky) to help develop our understanding of the ground conditions and how they impact our projects. One of the benefits of being up in Scotland is that a lot of our site work just happens to be in some pretty special scenery! Even when my work is desk-based geologists are always having to use their imagination to picture what is going on in 3D, just in their head instead.
Ground engineering and tunnelling offers great support to those with new ideas and encourage innovation and personal development. Over the last few years, I have been supported in building an aerial survey and remote sensing team within Ground engineering and tunnelling. I now get to lead a team of 14 engineers that bring value to our business and push our industry forward using new technology and non-traditional methods for assessing our sites.
Tom - Principal Tunnel Engineer
Starting as a Graduate Tunnel Engineer, my engineering journey has been a dynamic blend of on-site and office-based work immersing myself in the design and construction of tunnels and underground structures. My days varied drastically depending on the projects I was involved in. One day, I would be in the office, solving complex design problems; the next, I would be underground, inspecting tunnels constructed using TBMs or hand-mined through rock.
Now, as a Principal Engineer, with Chartership from the Institution of Civil Engineers achieved, my role has expanded to leading project teams and engaging with clients and external stakeholders. This bridging of the gap between technical requirements and project delivery is what I believe to be the basis of good engineering and the major infrastructure project opportunities I have had across my career have meant I have never regretted my decision to pursue this career.
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