Senior Civil Structural Engineer
hireotsThonotosassa (FL)
Senior Civil Structural Engineer
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hireotsThonotosassa (FL)
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About the role
Employment Details: Recognized Civil Infrastructure Consulting firm in the US & Canada 100% employee ownedFull Benefits: Health, Vision, Dental, and 401K matchSign on bonus opporunityPaid OT and Annual Performance BonusResponsibilities: Conduct structural analysis, design review, and project management activities for water and wastewater municipal facilities that include steel, masonry, and reinforced concrete materialsManage Structural Engineering responsibilities of Water/Wastewater projects across the region from planning, construction, and commissioningMentor junior and mid-level Structural EngineersPrepare reports, develop plans, and specificationsPrepare cost estimates for various Structural projectsMakes site visits to observe during construction and operationQualifications: Bachelor's degree in Structural EngineeringRegistration as a Professional Engineer or Structural Engineer in Texas 5 - 10 years of experience as a Structural Engineer, preferably in the Civil Wet Infrastructure and Water Storage spaceStrong design experience of Steel, Masonry, & Reinforced-Concrete structures and proficiency in using STAAD, RISA 3D, Excel, TEDDS, Microstation and AutoCADExtensive experience with medium and large-scale municipal projects that include storage tanks, water treatment facilities, and other supporting structures for Water/Wastewater related facilitiesMasters degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (+) or a PhD in Structural Engineering (+)
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