Civil & Structural Engineer

Vicoma Partners in engineering Vicoma Homepage English en Vicoma Partners in engineering Vicoma Homepage English en Vicoma Partners in engineering Vicoma Homepage English en - Learning & Development - Expertises-eng - Meet 'Vicomezen' - About Vicoma - Contact Vicoma Partners in engineering Vicoma Homepage English en Civil & Structural As a Civil & Structural Engineer at Vicoma , you specialize in providing innovative and practical solutions in the construction field. You understand the customer's wishes and requirements to achieve the best results. Civil & Structural Engineer at Vicoma The Civil & Structural department focuses on testing the customer's ideas for feasibility and provides the designs, calculations and drawings. You provide advice in your field and create 3D models, 2D drawings and produce various reports. What exactly your role is also depends on your experience. For example, you can also work on preparing quotations, applying for permits, making budgets for implementation or supervising the construction site. In any case, you take sustainability or possible expansions in the future into account in your work. View the projects we are working on at Vicoma here . Collaboration that connects As a Civil & Structural engineer you work closely with colleagues from your department. But you also work together with colleagues from other departments and branches within Vicoma. Let's not forget the customer in this story. It is important that we are clear about what the customer wants and what the expectations are. This way we prevent disappointments or miscommunication. We also work together on your growth. Because there are also technical or regulatory developments in your field. We understand that it is important for you to have up-to-date knowledge. But also to develop yourself and broaden your knowledge. For this we offer you the opportunity to follow courses and training. FAQ's about Civ...

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