Job
Description
Qualifications and Skills: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or related field (Master's preferred for advanced roles)./DCE Software Proficiency : Strong knowledge of AutoCAD, Revit, STAAD Pro, or other relevant structural analysis software. Knowledge : Strong understanding of steel structures, construction practices, materials science, and civil engineering principles. Communication : Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare technical reports and presentations. Project Management : Experience in managing large-scale industrial projects, including budget, timeline, and team coordination. Safety Awareness : Familiarity with construction safety protocols and standards. Work Environment: The civil engineer may be based in an office environment, but regular site visits to steel plants or construction sites are required. Projects are often large-scale and involve tight deadlines, so the role may involve overtime or irregular hours. Career Progression: Opportunities for career advancement may include senior engineering roles, project management, or executive positions in operations or infrastructure development, Roles & Responsibilities : 1. Design and Planning: Design and analyze steel plant structures, foundations, buildings, and other infrastructure. Work on the development of layouts for steel mills, warehouses, bridges, and other heavy-duty structures. Ensure all designs comply with industry standards, local codes, and safety regulations. Prepare detailed drawings, models, and specifications using AutoCAD, Revit, and other design software. 2. Project Management and Supervision: Oversee the construction of steel-related infrastructure projects. Coordinate with other engineering disciplines, contractors, and vendors to ensure timely project delivery. Manage project timelines, budgets, and resources effectively. Supervise construction teams to ensure that all work meets the specified standards. Ensure quality control, testing, and inspection of materials and workmanship. 3. Site Analysis and Surveying: Conduct site assessments and surveys to determine the feasibility of construction projects. Evaluate soil conditions, topography, and other environmental factors to ensure safe and efficient designs. Collaborate with geotechnical engineers to ensure proper foundation designs for heavy steel structures. 4. Structural Integrity and Safety: Ensure the structural integrity of steel plants and other infrastructure by performing calculations and simulations. Develop and enforce safety standards during the design and construction phases to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with OSHA and other safety guidelines. Monitor construction processes to ensure safety procedures are being followed. 2. Maintenance and Upgrades: Support ongoing maintenance and expansion of steel production facilities. Analyze aging infrastructure and propose improvements or upgrades to enhance productivity and safety. Conduct periodic inspections and evaluations of existing structures and equipment.
