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How many Subsidence Engineer jobs are available on Pertemps?

There are 40 Subsidence Engineer jobs available on Pertemps right now.

What does a Subsidence Engineer do?

Structural engineers design structures to withstand stresses and pressures imposed through environmental conditions and human use. Structural engineers help to design most structures, including houses, hospitals, office blocks, bridges, oil rigs, ships and aircraft and are responsible for choosing the appropriate materials. They ensure buildings and other structures do not deflect, rotate, vibrate excessively or collapse and that they remain stable and secure throughout their use; they examine existing buildings and structures to test if they are structurally sound and still fit for purpose.

Tasks required include:

• Undertakes research and advises on soil mechanics, concrete technology, hydraulics, water and waste water treatment processes and other civil engineering matters.
• Determines and specifies construction methods, materials, quality and safety standards and ensures that equipment operation and maintenance comply with design specifications.
• Designs foundations and earthworks.
• Designs structures such as roads, dams, bridges, railways, hydraulic systems, sewerage systems, industrial and other buildings and plans the layout of tunnels, wells and construction shafts.
• Organises and plans projects, arranges work schedules, carries out inspection work and plans maintenance control.
• Organises and establishes control systems to monitor operational efficiency and performance of materials and systems.

What are the entry requirements for a Subsidence Engineer?

Civil engineers usually possess an accredited three or four-year degree in civil engineering or engineering science or an accredited Higher National Diploma or Certificate. The status of ‘incorporated engineer’ is obtained upon the completion of further training at work and associate membership of a chartered engineering institution. The status of ‘chartered engineer’ is achieved through the completion of postgraduate training and full membership of a chartered engineering institution.