STRUCTURAL ENGINEER – Licensed Civil Engineer

The Structural Engineer will be responsible for providing technical and engineering support for the structural aspects of the project. The position will review structural plans and specifications, monitor structural works on site, coordinate with the Project Manager, Project Engineers, Architect, QC team, consultants, and DPWH representatives, and ensure that structural works are implemented in accordance with approved plans, specifications, applicable codes, and project requirements.

Key Responsibilities

1. Structural Plans & Technical Review

• Review structural drawings, plans, specifications, and design documents.
• Interpret structural plans and provide technical guidance to the construction team.
• Check structural details, dimensions, reinforcement, concrete works, and other structural requirements.
• Review shop drawings and assist in resolving discrepancies between plans and actual site conditions.
• Coordinate structural design changes and revisions with the consultant and project team.

2. Site Inspection & Construction Monitoring

• Conduct regular inspections of structural works at the project site.
• Monitor excavation, foundation, footing, columns, beams, slabs, walls, and other structural components.
• Check reinforcement bars, formworks, embedded items, concrete placement, and other structural activities.
• Ensure that construction follows approved structural plans and specifications.
• Identify structural issues and recommend appropriate corrective actions.

3. Structural Quality Control

• Coordinate with the QC Engineer and site team regarding structural quality requirements.
• Inspect materials and workmanship before and during structural activities.
• Verify reinforcement installation, concrete works, formworks, and other structural components.
• Assist in checking concrete test results and other relevant quality-control documents.
• Prepare or assist in preparing punch lists and monitor rectification works.

4. DPWH & Consultant Coordination

• Coordinate structural matters with DPWH representatives, consultants, Project Manager, Project Engineer, Architect, and other technical personnel.
• Attend technical and coordination meetings.
• Respond to technical comments and inspection findings.
• Assist with required structural submissions, inspections, and approvals.

5. Structural Assessment / Retrofitting
For projects involving existing school buildings or structural rehabilitation:

• Assist in assessing existing structural conditions.
• Inspect cracks, deterioration, settlement, corrosion, and other structural concerns.
• Assist in evaluating existing structural members and conditions.
• Monitor structural strengthening and retrofitting works.
• Ensure that repair and strengthening activities follow approved methods and specifications.
• Report structural concerns that may affect safety or project implementation.

6. Documentation & Reporting

• Prepare daily/weekly structural inspection reports as required.
• Maintain records of structural inspections, drawings, revisions, and site instructions.
• Assist in preparing progress reports and accomplishment documentation.
• Maintain proper records of structural tests and inspection results.
• Assist in preparing as-built drawings and other turnover documents.

7. Coordination with Construction Team

• Provide technical assistance to Site Engineers, foremen, subcontractors, and workers regarding structural works.
• Coordinate with suppliers and subcontractors regarding structural materials and construction requirements.
• Assist in resolving technical problems encountered during construction.
• Monitor structural activities to help ensure compliance with the project schedule.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering.
• Licensed Civil Engineer (PRC) – required.
• Preferably 2–5 years of relevant structural/construction experience.
• Experience in DPWH/government projects is highly preferred.
• Experience with school buildings, institutional buildings, commercial buildings, or structural rehabilitation/retrofitting is an advantage.
• Strong knowledge of structural plans, construction methods, and specifications.
• Knowledge of Philippine structural and building codes.
• Ability to interpret structural, architectural, and MEP drawings.
• Proficient in AutoCAD; knowledge of structural design software is an advantage.
• Good site inspection, documentation, and coordination skills.
• Willing to work on a construction site and coordinate with government representatives and consultants.

Pay: Php25,000.00 - Php35,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• On-site parking
• Promotion to permanent employee

Work Location: In person