Civil Marine Engineer
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Architettura, pianificazione e costruzione in Roma
Webuild is a global construction player specialized in building large works and complex infrastructure for the sustainable mobility, hydroelectric energy, water, green buildings and the tunnelling sectors.
Webuild is the expression of 120 years of engineering experience applied in 50 countries, in five continents, thanks to the talent of 91,000 people from over 120 nationalities. With a total backlog reaching €65 billion (Consolidated Financial Results at June 30, 2024), Webuild is a group guided by the passion for building and the pursuit of excellence, which renewed its commitment to building a sustainable future by applying its know-how to build innovative and valuable works.
Eurolink S.C.p.A., an international consortium of companies led by Webuild and tasked with designing and building the Messina Strait Bridge, is looking for a Civil Marine Engineer to join its Engineering department at the construction site.
The candidate will initially be based at the Rome office. Approximately one year after joining the company, the candidate will be permanently assigned to the project site.
The position involves coordinating and supervising maritime engineering activities related to the Messina Bridge project, ensuring the correct planning, validation, and technical integration of design and construction solutions.
Main activities Definition and evaluation of design solutions for the project's maritime works;
Analysis of technical critical issues and proposal of improvement solutions;
Coordination with engineering teams, external designers, and specialist suppliers;
Periodic inspections of the areas affected by the temporary and permanent works;
Support to Technical Coordinators in the preparation of technical bids and the definition of construction methods;
Assistance to technical services and the Project Management in the verification of the executive design and the management of any variations;
Reporting and capitalization of the technical know-how gained.
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