Project Manager (Structural)

Educational Qualification Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (B.E./B.Tech.) from a recognized institution. A Master's Degree in Structural Engineering will be an added advantage. Professional certification or membership of relevant engineering bodies will be preferred. Experience 8–12 years of relevant experience in structural engineering, construction, and project management. Experience in handling large-scale RCC and structural steel projects will be preferred.

Responsibilities

Strong knowledge of structural engineering principles and construction practices.

Good understanding of RCC structures, structural steel, foundations, concrete technology, reinforcement detailing, formwork, and structural construction methodologies .

Ability to read and interpret structural, architectural, civil, and MEP drawings.

Knowledge of relevant structural design codes, building codes, and construction standards.

Knowledge of project planning, scheduling, estimation, BOQ preparation, tendering, procurement, and contract management.

Proficiency in AutoCAD and familiarity with structural engineering/design software will be an advantage.

Knowledge of MS Office, particularly Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.

Understanding of structural testing, quality-control procedures, inspection, and construction safety requirements.

Plan, coordinate, and monitor structural works for new construction, renovation, redevelopment, and infrastructure projects.

Review structural designs, calculations, drawings, specifications, BOQs, tender documents, and technical submissions prepared by structural consultants and contractors.

Coordinate with structural consultants, architects, civil contractors, MEP consultants, and other stakeholders to ensure proper integration of structural and architectural requirements.

Review structural drawings including foundation, column, beam, slab, staircase, retaining wall, structural steel, and other structural details, as applicable.