Civil / Structural Engineer - Mining & Industrial

TEEMA Solutions Group; Sayreville (NJ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

TEEMA Solutions Group is seeking a Civil/Structural Engineer to join their team in Phoenix, AZ. The role involves leading the design and oversight of structures for mining infrastructure, managing civil works, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Candidates should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, be a licensed Professional Engineer, and have over 5 years of experience in an EPCM environment focused on mining or heavy industrial projects.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in a multi-disciplinary EPCM environment, focusing on mining or heavy industrial projects.
• Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) required.
• Experience in concrete foundation and steel structure design.

Responsibilities

• Lead structural design of mining infrastructure.
• Oversee civil works and ensure compliance with standards.
• Manage site supervisors and contractors effectively.

Skills

Structural design

Civil infrastructure oversight

Project management

Risk management

3D design software proficiency

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

Structural analysis software

3D design software

Job description

Location: Phoenix, AZ (Onsite)

Role Type: Direct Hire

The Opportunity

Are you a versatile engineer who excels at both site-wide civil infrastructure and the high-precision world of structural design? We are seeking a Civil/Structural Engineer to join our premier ECPM hub in Phoenix.

In this dual-disciplinary role, you will be responsible for the integrity of the structures that power the mining industry. From massive concrete equipment foundations to complex steel supports and industrial buildings, you will lead the design, analysis, and construction oversight that ensures operational safety and technical excellence across the project lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

Advanced Structural Design: Lead the design and analysis of steel structures, equipment supports, and heavy concrete foundations specifically for mining and mineral processing facilities.

Civil Infrastructure Oversight: Oversee civil works, including excavation, embankments, road design, and buried services, ensuring seamless integration with structural elements.

Contract & Site Leadership: Act as the contractual manager for civil and structural works. Direct site supervisors and contractors to ensure performance meets safety, environmental, and quality standards.

Design & Review: Prepare engineering proposals, budgets, and estimates. Produce and sign off on construction drawings and calculations, ensuring they meet industry-specific codes and standards.

Technical Interface: Liaise with clients, project managers, and multidisciplinary teams to solve complex technical problems on-site and in the design office.

Quality & Compliance: Conduct regular site inspections and audits to ensure construction matches the initial plan and complies with all safety and statutory requirements.

Professional Requirements

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (Structural specialization preferred).

Licensure: Registered Professional Engineer (PE).

Experience: 5+ years in a multi-disciplinary EPCM environment with a specific focus on Mining or Heavy Industrial projects.

Technical Mastery: Proven experience in structural design and analysis (concrete foundations, steel structures, and industrial buildings).

Software: High proficiency in 3D design for mining infrastructure and structural analysis software.

Risk Management: Demonstrated ability to manage high-level engineering risks relating to complex industrial systems and infrastructure.

Physical Demands & Environment

Agility: Ability to alternate between stationary office work (approx. 50%) and active site inspections involving standing, kneeling, or stooping.

Visual Acuity: Precise visual capability for analyzing technical data and high-level 3D design models.

Site Readiness: Comfortable lifting/carrying small packages (10–20 lbs) and navigating industrial/mining site environments during inspections.

Why This Role?

This is a rare opportunity for an engineer who doesn't want to be "pigeonholed." You get to own the full civil/structural scope of a project—from the dirt to the steel. Joining this global ECPM group in Phoenix means direct involvement in the massive capital projects currently driving the copper and lithium sectors in North America.