Viaduct Structural Engineer (Rail)

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Supervise bridge, viaduct, and related construction and coordinate with engineers and the construction supervision team.
• Review shop drawings, design proposals, method statements, correspondence, construction sequences, MSRA, ITP, materials, and as-built drawings.
• Provide technical guidance, resolve issues with design engineers, and give on-site direction for rail viaduct substructure, superstructure, launching gantry, and balance cantilever erection.
• Maintain diaries, inspection reports, records, and progress reporting; measure performed work and track progress against the programme.
• Coordinate contractors and project parties, including scheduling, resources, meetings, handover, and final clearance.
• Monitor inspectors and surveyors as applicable and support project safety procedures and quality standards.

Required skills and qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited university.
• At least 10 years of experience in bridge design review and construction supervision.
• Strong knowledge of structural engineering principles and bridge construction techniques and materials, including concrete and steel.
• Able to assess material submissions, laboratory and technical reports, sampling, testing, and quality measures.
• Computer literate and able to use project-specific engineering and construction software for records, data, and reports.
• Excellent written and verbal English, including technical writing; working knowledge of construction sequences and standard procedures.
• Familiarity with relevant bridge and infrastructure regulations and safety practices.
• Available to work night shift.
• Experience on a large metro rail project with bridge sections is preferable.