Structural Engineer

at  John Cockerill

JOHN COCKERILL, ENABLERS OF OPPORTUNITY

Driven since 1817 by the entrepreneurial spirit and thirst for innovation of its founder, the John Cockerill Group develops large-scale technological solutions to meet the needs of its time: facilitating access to fossil free energies, enabling sustainable industrial production, preserving natural resources, contributing to greener mobility, enhancing security, and installing essential infrastructures.
Its offer to businesses, governments and communities consists of services and associated equipment for the sectors of energy, defence, industry, the environment, transports, and infrastructures. With over 6,500 employees, John Cockerill achieved a turnover of € 1,046 billion in 2022 in 24 countries, on 5 continents.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

The duties of the Structural Engineer are amongst others:

• Application of the Design Process,
• Structural engineering of products for projects of the Energy Sector of John Cockerill,
• Civil Works engineering,
• Writing of design and manufacturing specifications,
• Coordination of engineering surcontractons,
• Participation to technical negotiations with manufacturers,
• Follow-up of manufactures,
• Optimisation of the design,
• Conformity of the technical documentation to applicable codes and norms,
• Respect of Customer specifications and requirements,
• Technical risks assessments,
• Application of standards and good practices,
• Delivery of the technical documentation to the Project Team according to the schedule and within specified budget,

The Structural Engineer is responsible for the structural and/or civil works engineering of products during project execution under the hierarchical responsibility of the Structural Manager and the functional responsibility of the Technical Project Manager with the following objectives:

• Customer satisfaction,
• Conformance to applicable codes and norms, contractual scope of supply, Customer’s technical specifications, internal standards, and local regulations,
• Quality, conformity, and completeness of the technical documentation,
• Respect of document delivery schedules,
• Optimisation of the design,
• Control of internal and external interfaces