Concrete engineers are responsible for the design and construction of concrete structures. They work with contractors, architects, and other engineers to ensure that all projects meet safety standards and are built according to plan.

Concrete engineers may also be involved in research and development related to new types of concrete or ways to improve existing formulas. This can help them develop better methods for building stronger, more durable structures in the future.

Concrete engineers have a wide range of responsibilities, which can include:

• Working with architects and engineers to design structures that are structurally sound
• Recommending materials, equipment, and methods to increase efficiency and quality of construction materials and methods
• Developing plans for the construction of roads and buildings using concrete materials
• Conducting laboratory tests on concrete samples to determine the properties of concrete and the most suitable applications for each type of concrete
• Consulting with clients on the design of concrete structures such as bridges, buildings, dams, and roads
• Conducting field inspections of construction sites to ensure that the concrete work is being done according to specifications
• Testing samples of concrete or concrete mixtures to determine their strength or density
• Estimating the cost of materials and labor needed to complete projects based on design specifications
• Developing technical specifications for concrete mixtures based on client preferences and project requirements

Qualifications:

>15 years total work experience in Construction (rebar & concrete works)

>At least 5 years experience in railway environment

>Construction related Degree (Engineering graduate)

>With professional qualifications, seminars and training is a plus.