The Structural Engineer is responsible for the design, analysis, and review of structural systems for buildings, infrastructure, and various civil engineering projects. The role ensures structural stability, safety, and cost-effectiveness while coordinating closely with architectural, MEP, and civil teams. This position requires strong technical expertise, analytical skills, and experience working with a structural consultancy or engineering firm.
Key Responsibilities
1. Structural Design & Analysis
Perform analysis and design of RCC, steel, and composite structures.
Develop and review structural design calculations, models, and engineering drawings.
Ensure all designs comply with applicable codes and standards (IS, ACI, BS, Eurocode).
Optimize design solutions for safety, efficiency, cost, and constructability.
Conduct load calculations, foundation design, and connection detailing.
2. Drawings & Documentation
Prepare and review structural drawings, GFC documents, and shop drawings.
Coordinate with drafting teams to ensure accuracy of detailing and layout.
Maintain complete design documentation, revision logs, and approval records.
3. Coordination & Technical Interface
Collaborate with architectural, civil, and MEP teams for seamless design integration.
Participate in design coordination meetings to resolve interdisciplinary issues.
Provide technical guidance to project teams and site engineers during execution.
Review and approve vendor designs, subcontractor submissions, and technical proposals.
4. Site Support & Quality Assurance
Conduct site visits to verify structural works align with approved designs.
Provide support for RFIs, design clarifications, and modification requirements.
Assist in resolving structural deviations, non-conformities, and technical disputes.
5. Reporting & Compliance
Prepare design progress reports, technical summaries, and compliance statements.