Senior Structural Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

Reviewing and commenting on design consultant's design and contractor's design submittals for acceptability, compliance, and incorporation of comments from client/end user/stakeholder.
Inspecting permanent works executed by the contractor on site and provide commentary detailing any deficiencies/non-conformance and necessary corrective actions.
Reviewing and commenting on consultant's submissions for concept design, preliminary design, and detailed design.
Reviewing and commenting on tender documents, bills of quantities, unit rates, cost estimates and participate in tender evaluation.
Reviewing and commenting on contractor's shop drawings, RFI and other contractual submittals.
Performing and providing technical and commercial review/supports to the client.
Works collaboratively towards the common goal of net zero carbon transition and share responsibility for the proactive identification and management of the associated carbon emissions and reductions during the delivery of work.

You’ll Need To Have

A relevant degree qualification.

You’ll Also Have

Relevant professional membership or equivalent demonstrable professional or personal development.
Excellent communication skills.
Knowledge of how carbon and sustainability considerations will shape the outlook of the projects you are working on.
Design and Analysis of Structures
Structural Design: Senior Structural Engineers design buildings, bridges, towers, and other infrastructure, ensuring they can withstand environmental loads (such as wind, earthquakes, or snow) and provide adequate safety for occupants.
Analysis: They perform detailed structural analysis to assess the strength, stability, and durability of materials and designs, using advanced engineering software and calculations.
Material Selection: They choose the appropriate materials (steel, concrete, wood, etc.) based on the design requirements, cost, and environmental factors.
2. Project Management and Coordination
Team Leadership: Senior Structural Engineers lead and mentor junior engineers, technicians, and other team members, guiding them in designing and analyzing structural systems.
Coordination: They collaborate with architects, contractors, and other engineering disciplines (mechanical, electrical, civil) to ensure the successful integration of the structural components into the overall building design.
Managing Deadlines: They manage project schedules, ensuring that structural design and construction milestones are met on time.

Desired candidate profile

Advanced Knowledge of Structural Engineering Principles: A deep understanding of structural analysis, materials, and design codes.
Leadership and Team Management: The ability to manage teams of engineers and coordinate with other stakeholders.
Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to identify and resolve complex structural issues.
Attention to Detail: Ensuring that designs are precise, meet safety standards, and comply with regulations.
Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills for liaising with clients, contractors, and other professionals.
Project Management Skills: Ability to manage timelines, budgets, and resources effectively.
Leadership and Decision-Making
Decision Making: Senior Structural Engineers make critical decisions related to structural integrity, design, material selection, and project execution.
Leadership: As leaders in the engineering team, they are responsible for guiding and influencing the direction of the project, ensuring that it aligns with overall goals, timelines, and budgets.
Documentation and Reporting
Documentation: Senior Structural Engineers are responsible for creating and maintaining detailed documentation of their designs, calculations, and project plans.
Regulatory Reporting: They provide the necessary documentation for building code compliance, permitting authorities, and other stakeholders.