Structural Engineer

• Design and Analysis:
  • Perform structural analysis and design for foundations, steel, and concrete structures specific to pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities.
  • Design structural systems to support mechanical, electrical, and process equipment, ensuring compliance with all relevant codes and standards (e.g., ASCE, AISC, ACI, IBC).
  • Evaluate load-bearing structures, including seismic, wind, and vibration analysis, ensuring the facility meets stringent operational and safety requirements.
  • Collaborate with architectural, mechanical, and process teams to integrate structural designs with overall facility plans.
• Project Coordination:
  • Work closely with project managers, architects, and other engineering disciplines (mechanical, electrical, process, HVAC) to ensure seamless integration of structural elements into the overall project design.
  • Coordinate with external consultants, contractors, and vendors to ensure alignment with project goals and timelines.
• Construction Oversight:
  • Oversee and inspect construction activities to ensure structural systems are built according to the approved designs, specifications, and regulations.
  • Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting during construction, addressing site issues and ensuring compliance with structural requirements and safety standards.
• Documentation and Compliance:
  • Prepare and review detailed engineering reports, construction drawings, and technical specifications for structural components.
  • Ensure all structural designs and processes comply with local building codes, industry standards, and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) regulations required for pharmaceutical facilities.
  • Develop and maintain engineering documentation, including calculation packages, design changes, and as-built records.
• Risk and Safety Management:
  • Perform risk assessments for structural systems, identifying potential issues that may affect the integrity or safety of the building or equipment.
  • Ensure all structures support the hygienic and safety needs of a pharmaceutical environment, such as load-bearing support for cleanrooms, sterile environments, and heavy equipment.
• Material and Cost Optimization:
  • Select appropriate building materials for structural integrity, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance in compliance with pharmaceutical industry standards.
  • Assist in preparing cost estimates, budgets, and timelines for the structural portion of the project.
• Quality Assurance:
  • Implement and adhere to stringent quality control processes throughout the design and construction phases.

Ensure all inspections and testing of structural elements are completed, documented, and compliant with regulatory guidelines.