From Office to Adventure

Forensic engineering offers in-depth challenges, intellectual stimulation and opportunities for travel, making it an attractive career pathway for Structural and Civil engineers seeking adventure.

A Forensic engineer’s role expands beyond the office, leading them to a diverse range of sites. From city structures post-collapse to rural locations inundated by floods, their projects often place them in the epicentre of disaster-stricken areas, such as the recent bushfire-affected parts of Australia and sites of critical structural collapses.

At FMG Engineering, our Forensic engineers provide their services nationwide. They routinely find themselves embarking on road trips or boarding planes to serve our clients across the country, an aspect that emphasises our commitment to being there for our clients when it matters most.

The unpredictability of natural disasters and structural mishaps means no two days are alike for a Forensic engineer. The thrill of new challenges fuels our Forensic engineers, but it’s the privilege of lending a helping hand that truly inspires them. From providing post-disaster relief to ensuring community safety, our engineers become real-life engineering superheroes.

At FMG, Forensic engineers not only address the aftermath but also work diligently to uncover the underlying causes of structural failures. This blend of field-based investigation and office-oriented problem-solving provides a fascinating and multifaceted engineering career.

FMG’s Forensic engineers delve into the why and how of structural failures, providing an intriguing blend of investigation and innovation.

If you’re ready to undertake a career that’s out of the ordinary, consider exploring a career in Forensic engineering with us at FMG.

How to become a Forensic Engineer?
If an enriching and rewarding career path in Forensic Engineering appeals to you, FMG is keen to speak with you – Send your CV and a cover letter detailing your experience to recruitment@fmgengineering.com.au