Structural Designer

Posted 3 days ago

arlington resourcesDuffield (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50-70 K

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About the role

Arlington Resources, a Cornerstone Staffing Solutions company, specializes in the placement of Human Resources Professionals for direct placement, temporary services and human resources consulting. Since 1997, Arlington Resources has successfully partnered with companies of all sizes from start-up to Fortune 100. With our specialization of filling Human Resources Jobs in Chicago IL, the Arlington Resources team has established relationships with the highest caliber of professionals in the field. Our client located in Duffield, VA is seeking a Structural Designer Level II.
Responsibilities: Prepares a wide variety of detailed drawings for the shelter and electrical design and is responsible for their accuracy. Breaks down information obtained from the bid letter, customer specification, customer supplied drawings and electrical designer drawings to do shelter design. Performs a variety of calculations following standard procedures. Works on projects of significant complexity composing of mainly single concrete shelters with exposure to lightweight metal and multi-piece shelters.
Qualifications: Four (4) years Structural/Civil Engineering degree preferred.2+ years on the job Structural Engineering/Design experience. AutoCAD or Revit experience required. Technical ability in the Structural, Architectural and Mechanical fields. Salary is $50-70K DOE.Client offers full benefits after 90 days of employment. To apply please send your resume as an e-mail attachment in MS Word format to Hope@arlingtonresources.com and reference Job# 16966 or apply via Linked In! All applicants will be afforded equal opportunity without discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, marital status, national origin or ancestry, age, physical or mental handicap unrelated to ability or an unfavorable discharge from military service.

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