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– Thorough knowledge and interpretation of Building Code of Australia and relevant Australian Standards, – High proficiency in structural drafting using AutoCAD 2D in a range of different construction types such as reinforced concrete, timber, and steel (essential) – Experience in civil engineering design including storm water management plans and on-site detention systems, – Experience in designing earth retention structures, – Experience in designing small to medium rise structures in a range of materials including timber, steel and reinforced concrete, – Ensure strict time management of projects to ensure punctual delivery of tasks and design. – Liaise and communicate interdependently with all stake holders including architect, builder, contractor, and developer for the duration of the projects life cycle, – Design and drafting of civil engineering projects ranging from small to medium rise, industrial and commercial projects,
– Structural design and drafting of small to medium rise residential, industrial and commercial buildings,
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The applicant will be highly proficient at structural drafting using AutoCAD 2D and proficient at engineering analytical software such as SpaceGass, STK and WALLAP.
The applicant will be of graduate level experience and have some background in the structural and civil design of small to medium rise residential, industrial and commercial construction.
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I guess there is always a need to needless tweek (in order to find something to get paid for).R.I Brown are currently seeking expressions of interest for a full time civil (structural) engineer to join a young and exciting design team. In my view, stay with the GeoIcons but they haven't. Most of what is seen - makes little real differnce. He applies the EN codes to stiff to get an idea of the undrained shear strength yet at the time, stiff represented something, at times, quite a bit different. He picks up the borehole log and sees stiff. Think of the young engineer, say post year 2010, who has been given an assignment to review geotechnical reports and foundation design of a building constructed in 1975. Just glancing though EN, the definition of boulders have been changed it has gotten to a point that one, in order to appreciate and understand the "history" of projects will be utterly confused. Since, with the advent of the love of codes, these established terms have been changed and for what purpose. In the dawn of soil mechanics, fairly well set out standards of terms were established by the Geotechnical Icons (GeoLegends).
What has "ticked me off" over the years is how things keep changing - and for what purpose. Very dense > 50 42 - 58 What happens after 58, I DNK Medium 10 - 30 8 - 25 (compact in Canada practice) Also N is uncorrected for Overburden pressure.Īlso be aware that in British Standards - BS 5930 uses:Īnd to continue - for cohesionless soils: Importannt when reading Canadian Geotechnical Journal. SPT N qu Su (where qu is unconfined compressive strength and Su is undrained shear strength)īe aware that in Canada, many firms (including Golder) uses the term "firm" instead of stiff or very stiff. Matich, Lec Brezenski) and Golder (who via Vic Milligan, John Seychuk, Finn Heffernan, and others broke off of Geocon) However, I have seen other sources citing T&P and the standards of using Geocon (established 1954 in Canada (M.A.J. I've read T&P (1967) many times and don't remember these SPT values (sadly I do not have my book witth me.
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