In this role I was primarily in charge of producing preliminary Geological Desk Study reports, as well as scheduling and designing ground investigations to assist with the design of small to large-scale engineering schemes. Alongside this, I was also responsible for organising large-scale environmental sampling jobs to conduct geoenvironmental analysis for environmentally important schemes, such as pipelines and new water-treatment centres. I also analysed geotechnical and geoenvironmental data collected from ground investigations, to produce Geotechnical Interpretive Reports which were used to assist with the design of new subsurface and above-ground structures.

In this role I frequently supervised small teams of Engineering Geologists and drillers on sites across the UK, working on a variety of projects including HS2, Luton Airport, London Power Tunnels and many more. I gained experience working with Rotary Coring, Dynamic Sampling, and Cable Percussion Rigs, as well as logging soil and rock to British Standard 5930, conducting in-situ tests, and monitoring boreholes.

This role involves ensuring that any University events take place smoothly and that I provide the image of a model student to any prospective students visiting the university on Open Days or Applicant Days, guiding them to any events they may need to attend and answering any questions that they may have.