Job Description

Job Title: Geotechnical Engineer

Job Summary:

A geotechnical engineer is responsible for studying the behavior of earth materials such as soil, rock, and groundwater, and how these materials interact with structures such as buildings, roads, tunnels, dams, and bridges. They apply their expertise to assess potential risks and provide recommendations to ensure the stability, durability, and safety of construction projects.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Site Investigation: Conduct geotechnical site investigations to assess soil, rock, and groundwater conditions. This involves collecting samples, performing tests, and analyzing data to determine the engineering properties of materials.

2. Analysis and Design: Use geotechnical analysis techniques and software to evaluate stability, settlement, and bearing capacity of foundations for structures. Design appropriate foundations and earthworks to support planned structures.

3. Risk Assessment: Identify and assess geotechnical risks such as landslides, soil liquefaction, and slope instability. Develop mitigation measures and recommend strategies to minimize risks during construction and throughout the life cycle of the project.

4. Report Writing: Prepare detailed geotechnical reports summarizing findings, analyses, and recommendations. Present technical information clearly and effectively to clients, stakeholders, and regulatory authorities.

5. Construction Support: Provide technical support during construction phases to ensure that geotechnical aspects of the project are implemented according to design specifications. Conduct field inspections and monitoring as needed.

6. Collaboration: Work closely with other engineering disciplines such as structural engineers, environmental engineers, and architects to integrate geotechnical considerations into overall project designs.

7. Compliance: Stay informed about relevant codes, regulations, and industry standards related to geotechnical engineering. Ensure that project designs and recommendations comply with legal and safety requirements.

Qualifications:

- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or a related field. Master's degree may be preferred for advanced positions.

- Professional Engineer (PE) license or ability to obtain licensure.

- Strong analytical skills and proficiency in geotechnical analysis software.

- Experience with geotechnical field investigations, laboratory testing techniques, and data interpretation.

- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.

- Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Typical Working Conditions:

- Office environment for analysis, design, and report writing.

- Fieldwork at construction sites for site investigations and monitoring.

- Potential for travel to project sites and client meetings.

Career Path:

Geotechnical engineers may progress from entry-level positions to senior roles with increased responsibility for project management, client relations, and technical leadership. Continuing education and professional development are essential to stay current with advancements in geotechnical engineering practices and technologies.

This job description provides a broad overview of the responsibilities and qualifications typical for a geotechnical engineer. Specific duties may vary depending on the employer, project scope, and geographic location.

Note: This project is based in Irqa & Native Arabic is must.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From AED10,000.00 per month