Engineer

Engineer

Full-Time Engineer at Energy Panel Structures

Available Openings: 2

Posted Date: January 28, 2025

Apply By: April 28, 2025

Industry: Growth

Pay Type: Salary

Compensation: 65000+ DOE

Education Level: Bachelor's Degree

https://epsbuildings.com

• Knowledge of AutoCAD architecture or related software • Knowledge of Construction methods and materials • Ability to perform relevant structural analysis • Knowledge of structural design • Demonstrated proficiency with drafting, architectural design or AutoCAD applications • Knowledge of building codes • Ability to read and understand blueprints and architectural drawings • Self-motivated ability to manage time and schedules • Critical thinking, problem solving, planning, organizing and communication skills

Responsibilities

• Develop plan views, cross section, construction details, etc. for the buildings to be constructed. • Develop preliminary drawings for buildings at the initial state of quoting. • Employ structural analysis to determine loads on structural members. • Employ structural design software to size members under various loads. • Utilize IBC (International Building Code) and provisions in ASCE 7 (American Society of Civil Engineers). • Learn and understand EPS product lines. • Attend training meetings to advance relevant knowledge and skills. • Develop estimates for various client buildings; i.e. quantity take-off of materials and applicable material costing.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related field of study

Documents

Engineer job description

Energy Panel Structures

Contact: Matt Starkson

Phone 712-859-3219

Fax 712-859-3451

Email mstarkson@epsbuildings.com

603 N. Van Gordon Ave.
Graettinger, Palo Alto, IA 51342
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