Structural Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

blackrock resourcesNew Kingstown (PA)

Civil Engineers Engineering Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$125,000-$140,000 / year

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About the role

Job-ID33181537Reference26-00766 Salary$125,000-$140,000 / year BlackRock Resources is seeking a Civil/Structural Engineer for our client in Pittsburgh, PAPreferred Qualifications Master's degree in Structural Engineering preferred, Bachelors degree is required 5+ years experience with heavy industrial or manufacturing projects Software skills in REVIT, AutoCAD, Navisworks, Bluebeam and MS Office Licensed PELicensed SEDemonstrated understanding and knowledge of industry codes and standards such as ACI, AISC, AIST, ASCE, and AWSAbility to perform field/site visits (estimated travel time is 10%)

Responsibilities: Possess an understanding of structural codes and standards. Analyze structures using various structural engineering software programs. Prepare structural calculations and details of structural elements for various materials, primarily steel, concrete, and masonry. Provide quality oversight for structural designs performed by others. Be the main point of contact for the structural discipline when meeting with the project manager, other discipline leads, and the customer. Train and mentor less experienced engineers and designers. Generate structural engineering hour estimates to complete ongoing work and for new proposals.

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