A structural engineer is responsible for designing, planning and overseeing the construction of buildings, bridges, towers and other structures to ensure they are safe and able to withstand the elements. Their work involves analysing loads and stresses, selecting the right materials, and working closely with architects and construction teams. Structural engineers use specialised software and calculations to predict how structures will behave and solve any issues that arise during the design or construction process. The career often requires a degree in civil or structural engineering and professional accreditation, such as becoming a Chartered Engineer with the Institution of Structural Engineers.
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