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State of North Carolina · 2 months ago

Structural Engineer III

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$68K/yr - $100K/yr

4+ years exp

The State of North Carolina is the business manager for state government, overseeing various operations including building construction and facility management. They are seeking a Structural Engineer III to review and approve design and construction documents related to capital improvement projects, ensuring compliance with building codes and sound engineering practices.

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Responsibilities

Review and approve for bidding design and construction documents related to the structural and civil engineering aspects of Capital improvement projects

Verify scope and estimated costs of projects with the contract requirements and the appropriate funds

Efficient and proper use of space, form, and materials of buildings and building site

Check the level of completion, accuracy, clarity, and appropriateness of plans and specifications

Indicate corrections and suggest improvements and revisions

Economy in initial costs and long-term maintenance

Energyefficientsystemsandenergyconservationmeasuresinconstruction

Appropriate selection, specification, and use of all materials

CompliancewithNCBuildingCodesandapplicableNCGeneralStatutesonpublicwork

Conformance of the contractual bid package with State Construction Office guidelines, policies, and procedures

Coordination of the plans and documents among the other engineering disciplines

Project cannot proceed to bid without State Construction Office approval according to GS 143-341(3)

Assist construction monitors in the field in resolving technical or contractual issues at the construction site as well as assisting in the final inspection

Monitor structures under construction and at completion provide valuable three-dimensional insight into problems or conditions that could be corrected earlier in the two-dimensional review process

Conduct a comprehensive review and technical evaluation of design drawings, specifications, and budget of each project submitted by contracted designers