The Senior Structural Engineer will analyze offshore structures, design primary and secondary steel structures, and prepare design reports.
Title:
Senior Structural Engineer
Job Responsibilities:
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Responsible for performing global analyses of offshore structures, carrying out detailed design of primary nodes, detailed design of secondary and tertiary steel including equipment supports, access platforms, material handling structures, monorails, stair towers, etc., and compiling design reports.
Job Requirements:
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Bachelor Degree in Civil/Structural Engineering.
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Minimum of 7 years of experience in the design of FPSO modules and fixed offshore structures.
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Proficiency in SACS and STAAD PRO software.
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Good knowledge of the latest revisions of offshore design codes such as ISO 19901-3, ISO 19902, AISC-360, and applicable API and DNV codes.
Top Skills
Sacs
Staad Pro
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