Structural Engineering Project Manager

About The Opportunity

Responsibilities Of a Structural Engineering Project Manager

Develop, coordinate, and direct production of engineering project documents.
Oversee and perform calculations, design, and analysis of applicable elements for projects.
Collaborate with the engineering, drafting and detailing teams to coordinate design details and construction document requirements.
Supervise the work of junior engineers and participate in project staffing discussions.
Forecast workload and schedules for project team and manage communication and documentation for the project.
Coordinate structural engineering design with the client, project architects, municipal agencies, and other design team members.
Oversee shop drawing review, RFI responses for projects during construction.
Evaluate additional service requests, review billing and collecting, and coordinate permit responses and construction support services.
Develop a client base through horizontal marketing.

Requirements For a Structural Project Manager

Minimum five years of Structural design engineering experience. Project management experience a plus.
PE license required or the ability to obtain it in the near future. NY State license preferred.
Civil Engineering degree from an ABET accredited university. Master’s degree preferred.
Knowledge of the applicable codes for design of building structures. Knowledge of the current and previous NYC Building Codes preferred.
Experience designing and managing projects using steel, concrete, wood, cold formed steel, masonry, etc.
Proficiency in analysis programs: Risa Floor/3D/Foundation/Connection, ETABS, SAFE (or others) and Excel.
Ability to manage your time, juggling multiple tasks and projects simultaneously.
Ability to lead and train junior engineers and coordinate with BIM Designers.
Desire to build strong client relationships and provide excellent service.
Ability to effectively communicate with a variety of stakeholders – clients, and design and construction teams.