Senior Structural Engineer - HUBS

Senior Structural Engineer - HUBS
Houston
$negotiable - USD

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a leading worldwide provider of professional services to the energy, resource, and complex process industries.

In this role, you will play a major role in the structural engineering and design of brownfield work for large modules/topsides for offshore oil & gas platform facilities. You will take a hands-on role in the design and analysis of structures as well as providing supervision/guidance and coordination to junior engineers and designers.

You will have previous experience in the engineering of decks and modular units for offshore oil & gas platforms, including the design and analysis of topsides, appurtenances and related secondary structures.
You will also have experience with and be familiar with SACS, AISC APR RP2A (WSD & LRFD) softwares and processes applicable to offshore structural designs. You will have full knowledge of analyses for Inpace, Loadout, Transportation, & Lift and will also be familiar with offshore engineering/fabrication practices and trends.

You will be degree qualified in Civil/Structural engineering, or a related engineering discipline. Professional Engineer is preferable, along with offshore experience ideally on Canadian offshore projects.

Please contact Joanne at Intec for further information about this role.

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