Onshore Structure Engineer
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Aretè & Cocchi Technology in Italia
Onshore Structure Engineer
Purpose of the position: As Onshore Structure Engineer , you will respond to the Operational Leader and to the Head of Department and be part of the Energy Carriers Business line .
Responsibilities
- Support the Operational/Discipline Leader in ensuring the correct application and continuous update of company and discipline standards, procedures, and work instructions. Define the full scope of steelwork activities and deliverables; establish schedules in coordination with the Discipline Leader and ensure alignment with contractual requirements.
- Monitor and coordinate discipline activities (internal and external), ensuring consistency with contract requirements, adherence to schedule and budget, and quality of deliverables; track and report scope changes, updating quantities, manhours, and cost estimates. Manage interfaces with other disciplines and coordinate all engineering activities within and outside the company, ensuring full integration (including 3D modeling) and consistency across deliverables.
- Interface with Client representatives and Vendors on all technical matters impacting project schedule and costs; support the Discipline Leader in managing technical communication with the Client.
- Ensure the design of steel structures (industrial buildings, pipe racks, warehouses, etc.) in accordance with Discipline Leader guidance and multidisciplinary inputs; ensure alignment between structural calculations, 3D model and drawing extraction. Prepare detailed BOQs and maintain updated MTOs to prevent or mitigate quantity escalation; issue technical specifications for steelwork materials and support Procurement throughout the material requisition cycle (issue, bid technical evaluation, vendor qualification, lot definition, and supply follow-up).
- Monitor steelwork manufacturers (including approval of shop drawings and delivery schedule control); provide technical support to Procurement, Construction, and site activities, including field