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      <description>Location: Bingley | Salary: &amp;pound;48000 - &amp;pound;60000/annum | Type: Permanent | Sports Infrastructure Design Lead  Stadiums | Elite Sport | Field of Play  West Yorkshire  Ever wondered who actually engineers everything underneath the pitch at a major stadium? The drainage. Irrigation. Undersoil heating. Ventilation. Water infrastructure. Monitoring systems. All the engineering that has to come together perfectly to create a playing surface capable of performing at the highest level of sport - that''s what this role is about.  I''m working with a specialist international consultancy looking for a Sports Infrastructure Design Lead to work on the design and delivery of stadiums, elite training facilities and Field of Play projects across the UK and internationally. And here''s the interesting bit, you don''t need to have worked in sport before.  If you''re an experienced Civil, MEP, Building Services, water or infrastructure design professional who knows how to coordinate complex engineering designs, this is an opportunity to take those skills into a completely different world, Engineering for elite sport  A modern stadium pitch is far more technically complex than the grass you see on matchday. Below and around the playing surface sits an interconnected network ...</description>
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