Geotechnical Engineer

Job Description

Roles & Responsibilities of Geotechnical Engineer

A Geotechnical Engineer is responsible for analyzing soil, rock, and groundwater conditions to assess their impact on construction projects. They design foundations, retaining structures, and earthworks to ensure the stability and safety of buildings, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure.

Responsibilities:

• Soil Testing: Tests soil and rock to check if it’s strong enough for building.
• Site Analysis: Look at the ground where construction will happen to make sure it’s safe.
• Designing Foundations: Designs the base (foundation) of buildings and structures based on soil conditions.
• Solving Problems: Fixes issues like soil instability or landslides.
• Monitoring Construction: Makes sure the foundation is built safely.
• Giving Advice: Helps other engineers on the best way to build on the land.

Skills:

• Technical Knowledge: Understanding of soil and rock behavior.
• Problem-Solving: Fixing ground-related issues.
• Analysis: Interpreting data from soil tests.

Requirements:

• Education: A degree in Geotechnical or Civil Engineering.
• Experience: Knowledge of soil testing and foundation design.

Location :- Bangalore , India