Civil Structural Designer E3D

FUNCTION: CIVIL STRUCTURAL DESIGNER E3D
DISCPLINE: CIVIL, STRUCTURAL AND ARCHITECTURAL
LOCATION: THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS
DURATION: PERMANENT
SALARY: MARKET RELATED
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“TRS Netherlands international office has various opportunities for CIVIL STRUCTURAL DESIGNERS with E3D experience to join our client’s Onshore project team based in THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS.”

SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES:
• The Civil Structural Designer is responsible for an assigned civil structural scope of work to be executed in accordance with project specifications, design parameters, codes, company directives and industry practices.
He is one of the key members of the designer team having responsibility for civil structural drawing / designing. He shall be responsible for civil structural design on projects executed by the company.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS REQUIREMENTS:
• Accredited Degree / Diploma in Civil Engineering with approx. 5 to 10 years of relevant experience in Oil & Gas / Petrochemical Refinery plants.
• Experience in Detail Engineering Jobs.
• Knowledge and work experience on Modularised Projects.
• Having 2D and 3D drawing and modelling.
• Expertise and Knowledge of S3D, PDS, PDMS, E3D (most preferable S3D or E3D).
• Able to co-ordinate and work within team.
• Knowledge of International Codes and Standards.
• Experience in structural modularization ability to perform sea transportation, land transportation, lifting analysis for pipe rack and process modules.
• MUST be willing to relocate - Family status.
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Contact:
Ntuthuko Mthembu
Email:
Ntuthuko.Mthembu@trssa.com
za.trsadd@trssa.com

“We are an equal opportunity employer that recognizes the value of a diverse workforce. All qualified individuals will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, disability, or any other criteria protected by governing law.”