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Provide general engineering support for projects that include but are not limited to: calculation of environmental and blast loads; analysis and design of vertical and lateral force resisting system, shallow and deep foundations, retaining structures, and utility supports; and design of structural elements using common building materials (concrete, steel and timber.
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Performs construction inspection on projects, which may involve highways, bridges, street, and structural work, including elements such as: sewers, catch basins and connections, drainage, water mains, utilities, curbs, sidewalks, roadways, mill and fill, structural steel and concrete, pile driving, railroads, traffic and streetlights, street appurtenances, and associated work.
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Knowledge of structural engineering software (AASHTOWare, Midas Civil, MDX, SP Column, MerlinDASH, Mathcad) Extensive knowledge of concepts, practices, and procedures in structural engineering.
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Hire Resolve's client is a leading Multi-disciplinary Engineering firm that is urgently seeking the expertise of a Structural Designer in New York, NY. Perform structural calculations for steel, concrete, masonry, and timber structures.
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Reporting to the Engineer of Construction at the World Trade Center, the Civil-Structural Engineering Inspector shall perform the duties of a Structural Engineer, inspecting building construction work including reinforced concrete, expansion joints, milling, and architectural renovations and maintenance.
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Deep knowledge of heavy civil construction implementation and estimating particularly in earth work, roadwork, concrete, structural steel, bridge work including substructure and superstructure concrete, utility, foundation work and any other related disciplines.
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Dynamic Project Management: Take charge of a wide range of structural engineering analysis and design tasks for new and existing buildings made of structural steel, reinforced concrete, masonry, and wood/timber.
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Minimum of 7 years of experience in structural steel within heavy industrial project management. Bachelor’s degree in engineering or construction management, or equivalent experience.
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Additional certifications, such as ICC Structural Steel and Bolting and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) certifications (UT, MT, PT), are preferred. We are seeking a detail-oriented and highly skilled full OR part-time Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) to join our dynamic team at a renowned engineering and inspection firm.
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Progressive structural engineering experience in steel and precast concrete design, bridge design, or erection engineering field is preferred. The role of this position is to work with the field operations team to develop installation calculations and procedures for heavy civil projects including steel and precast concrete bridge superstructures, precast concrete parking structures and precast concrete architectural cladding.
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Knowledge of structural steel design. Generate structural/mechanical engineering reports, calculations & evaluations for feasibility. Our ideal Project Engineer thrives in a dynamic and collaborative environment, working alongside sharp thinkers who are transforming the industry through creative engineering solutions that impact our global infrastructure.
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Provide civil / structural / marine terminal engineering / crane and lift support to daily plant operations (e.g. modifications, upgrades, repairs, maintenance, new construction and applications.
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Prepare technical designs and construction detailing drawings which consist of detailing all conditions, footing, column, and beam schedules, and complete annotation including dimensions, notes, keynotes, and indicators for structural members.
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As a Field Engineer Specialist at TASSCO, you will play a crucial role in serving our clients by solving their material handling and material processing challenges across a variety of industries, including mining, pulp and paper, concrete, cement, steel making, and manufacturing.
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Leading, overseeing, reviewing, and/or executing structural engineering tasks for a variety of substation structural members such as rolled steel shapes, lattice steel framing, and folded plate tubular steel shapes, including detailed design, calculations, and detailing for fabrication or development of loading and concept drawings for submittal to a steel fabricator to design and fabricate.
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