Civil Engineer

Job description / Role

- Reviews project scope and confers with project engineer concerning tasks required such as plan
preparation, evaluation of field conditions, design requirements, and/or reports.
- Visits project sites to obtain and analyze topographical and/or existing conditions of structures and other details of sites.
- Prepares or directs preparation, calculations, specifications, plans, construction documents, and
inspection schedules for projects.
- Calculates dimensions, profile specifications, and quantities of materials.
- Uses computer equipment including engineering and design modeling software to prepare engineering and design documents.
- Review material shop drawings and conduct periodic on-site observations of work during construction to determine conformance of project to design specifications.
- Previous internships in site design and land development are a plus.

Requirements

- Bachelor’s degree from four year college or university in landscape architecture or civil engineering.
- AutoCAD and Civil 3D experience.
- Ability to read and comprehend instructions and correspondence.
- Ability to effectively communicate in small group situations and one-on-one.
- Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference, and geometry and trigonometry (as established in structural design relationships.)
- Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
- Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal with several abstract and concrete variables.

About the Company

The growth of the Gulf Cooperation Countries over the past 40 years has been nothing short of phenomenal as natural resource wealth has been converted into living conditions and standards that rank amongst the best in the world.

Although individual countries have developed at their own individual pace, all now have strong linkages within the global economy and also have the internal social and economic support structures that will enable them to further develop.

In the case of the UAE the rate and direction of development has also varied according to the dictates of each Emirate. Dubai has reached prominence through its success in diversifying its economy away from a reliance mostly on trading and re-exporting, into becoming the Gulf’s major tourist destination as well as possessing ever expanding processing and service facilities.

This includes the Jebel Ali Free Zone, the Dubai Internet and Media Cities, the Dubai Financial Centre and a plethora of shopping malls and entertainment complexes as well as gold souks. Dubai’s consistently high rates of growth and its drive towards achievement of global standards in technical excellence has also meant that opportunities for business growth and diversity amongst Dubai’s business community have been equally abundant and Dubai’s public and private sectors have worked closely in partnership over the years.

The Belhasa Group has been one of the major drivers associated with Dubai’s development and also one of the recipients of the benefits of this development. It has used its Dubai base to build trading relationships around the world: its companies import from and supply goods and services to most of the worlds major trading nations.