Structural Engineers
Making the calculations that lie behind built structures, structural engineers ensure that construction and building work is carried out to exacting standards that will withstand human use and environmental conditions. They prevent buildings and other erections from excessive vibration and prevent collapse so that they remain stable and secure throughout their lifespans. A structural engineer may also carry out tests on existing buildings to ascertain that they are structurally sound and fit for purpose. Part of their role involves choosing the most appropriate materials for the job, whether that is concrete steel, masonry or timber. They will work with architects and other types of engineers on design specifications and often continue their role throughout construction, problem-solving and advising contractors on the result of ongoing inspections. Structural engineering consultancy is needed on the full range of construction projects from single houses to commercial workspaces; public buildings such as schools and hospitals; and civil engineering projects such as bridges. They are also involved in planning and testing other structures such as ships, aircraft and oil rigs.
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R and R Corrosion Ltd
View company profileWe provide cathodic protection in Scotland using our diverse network of in-house consultants for marine structures and cathodic structures to pipelines and buried structures.
Our highly qualified consultants are NACE specialists and members of the Institute of Corrosion. Our range of cathodic protection for Scotland includes protection for offshore structures and protection for steel-reinforced concrete.