Principal Maritime Civil Engineer

Description

• Give presentations to client organisations and internal audiences.
• Prepare Bills of Quantities, Contract Documents and Specifications.
• Produce design calculations, check and review calculations produced by others.
• Prepare designs and analysis for maritime and associated structures for ports and shipyards
• You will have engineering input in all project stages from inception, through design and construction, to demolition, recycling and reuse.
• The role will require you to use your technical and practical experience to develop engineering design solutions for maritime civil engineering structures in ports and shipyards, using steel, concrete, timber and other materials to relevant design codes.
• Relationship Building – build a network within the immediate team, and the wider organization as a trusted advisor to our clients.
• Provide commercial awareness of projects to deliver profitable results within programme by setting and agreeing expectations and achieving on-time delivery.
• Check and review models and drawings prior to issue.
• Provide guidance to more junior staff including project managers, engineers, graduates, technicians and admin staff working on your projects.
• Provide engineering judgment and advice;
• Contribute to local, national and international business development efforts through the production of proposals and interaction with clients. Participate in the development of new and existing client bases.
• Undertake structural analyses and reporting.
• Review (or prepare) study reports to a high standard of written English.
• Collect and collate design data
• Carry out inspections and surveys
• Act as Project Manager for small and medium sized projects, or Technical Manager on large/complex projects.

Requirements

• Your technical and commercial experience, and liaison with multi-disciplinary teams will be vital to the success of the projects you work on.
• Demonstrate experience in the development of maritime infrastructure, such as heavy-duty quays, dry docks, floating docks or shiplifts.
• Problem Solving – think laterally and develop solutions to problems with others and on your own.
• Communication Skills – clearly articulate orally and in writing the reasons behind your decisions. Show confidence in presenting to team members, clients and stakeholders.
• Organised – show organisation, discipline and a structured, consistent approach in the way you work.
• Demonstrate commitment to training of junior staff e.g. as Delegated Engineer or Supervising Civil Engineer within an ICE training scheme
• Personable – approachable, relatable and empathetic.
• Conceptual Ability – capable of undertaking design from concept to ready for construction.
• Analytical Ability – lead design and analysis work with limited support

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance