General Manager - Structural Engineer - Roads & Bridges

GM Structural engineers who work with roads and bridges are also often known as civil engineers. GM Structural engineers are responsible for overseeing structural design and analyzing existing structures for safety. They ensure that the bridges and roads can support necessary loads (such as cars, trucks, and trains) without excessive stress or degradation. They are also responsible for determining the load-bearing of a structure during environmental changes such as hot and cold seasons, excessive wind, or natural disasters such as earthquakes (with needs varying depending on geographic location).

Structural engineers typically work during regular business hours in an office environment. Some site visits may be required, which could potentially mean limited exposure to harsh climates. Successful structural engineers have strong knowledge good analytical skills, strong organizational abilities, and excellent communication skills.

GM Structural Engineer, Roads and Bridges Tasks

- Researches and analyzes maps, blueprints, photos, charts, and other data to plan projects.

- Gathers information to prepare and present reports on project topics.

- Manages and directs staff at project site.

Qualification: B.Tech Civil