Structural Engineer Job Description Template
What is a Structural Engineer?
Structural engineers are responsible for designing, analyzing, and ensuring the safety of structures, such as buildings and bridges. They also oversee construction projects to ensure compliance with design specifications and safety standards.
A bachelor's degree in civil or structural engineering is typically required. Additional job requirements may include professional licensure and proficiency in engineering software.
Structural Engineer Job Description Template
Job Brief
We are looking for a structural engineer to oversee our construction projects. You’ll ensure that structures are safe and strong. As a structural engineer, you’ll spend time both in our office – designing and planning project details – and on-site where you’ll provide technical advice to construction workers.
To succeed in this role, you should have hands-on experience using several construction methods and materials and advanced knowledge of AutoCAD. Project management and analytical skills are also very important.
Responsibilities
- Design structures, such as buildings or bridges
- Create structural models by using computer-aided design software
- Measure loads and pressures caused by environmental or human influence
- Follow construction safety guidelines
- Choose appropriate materials based on structural specifications
- Monitor on-site construction processes and supervise construction workers
- Prepare and allocate budgets
- Track and report on project progress
- Collaborate with contractors and project managers
Requirements
- Previous experience as a Structural Engineer or similar field
- Excellent knowledge of construction methods and regulations
- Hands-on experience with AutoCAD
- Data-driven mindset with excellent mathematical skills
- Good communication ability (both written and verbal)
- Attention to detail
- Degree in Structural Engineering; a Master’s degree is a plus
- Member of the Institute of Structural Engineering
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