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Structural Engineer
Birmingham, AL, US
Source: Universal Resources, Inc. careers · View original posting
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- contract
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From Universal Resources, Inc.'s posting. “We” and “our” refer to the employer.
responsibilities include providing structural engineering services and field support, conducting preparation of designs and calculations, conducting site walk downs of construction sites, developing cost estimates and material takeoffs, providing schedule and staffing input for projects, and producing and checking structural steel design calculations and drawings.
Requirements
- BS in Civil Engineering - 10+ years heavy industrial/power plant/transmission experience detailed knowledge of structural steel and concrete design principles and industry methodologies, significant structural steel connection design experience, proficiency with structural codes and standards, extensive knowledge of heavy industrial structures and components, strong computer skills - proficiency with structural computer programs such as STAAD PRO, proficiency with OSHA regulations, able to coordinate and manage multiple large scale, multi-discipline projects, able to perform structural inspections and provide written report,
Benefits
- 401-K, ICHRA Health Care Premium rebate
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