STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

at  Duncan Ross

We are seeking an experienced Structural Engineer with 7-12 years of expertise to join our team for the Engineering Phase of an onshore oil and gas project in Abu Dhabi. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in structural analysis and design, with a focus on oil and gas facilities, and will demonstrate technical proficiency in delivering high-quality engineering solutions.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS:

• 7-12 years of experience in structural engineering, with a focus on oil and gas projects.
• Strong command of engineering software such as STAAD.Pro, SAP2000, ETABS, or equivalent structural analysis tools. Proficiency in AutoCAD, SmartPlant 3D, or Tekla is a plus.
• Bachelors degree in Civil/Structural Engineering or a related discipline.
• Familiarity with international codes and standards such as AISC, API, BS, or Eurocodes.
• Project Experience: Proven experience in FEED and detailed engineering for onshore oil and gas facilities.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with multidisciplinary teams.

• Perform structural analysis and design for steel structures, foundations, pipe racks, and equipment supports in compliance with project requirements and international standards.
• Develop detailed engineering deliverables, including calculations, reports, and specifications.
• Coordinate with other engineering disciplines to ensure integration and consistency of designs.
• Review and approve design drawings, models, and technical documents prepared by designers and drafters.
• Ensure compliance with ADNOC and other relevant client standards, codes, and project specifications.
• Conduct technical evaluations, including the review of vendor drawings and technical submittals.
• Support the preparation of Material Take-Offs (MTOs) and construction documentation.
• Participate in project reviews, including HAZID/HAZOP, constructability, and model reviews.
• Provide technical support during design and engineering reviews, and address design-related queries.