Civil Structural Engineer -Forensic Investigations

Civil Structural Engineer (Forensic Investigations)
Seeking a Civil/Structural Engineer with P.E. licensure in one of the following states: GA (Atlanta), OH (Northern), WI (Southern), TX (Dallas), IL (Chicago), SC (Columbia), or Midwest (OK, AR) to perform forensic inspections and prepare detailed reports for insurance claims.

Requirements:

• Professional Engineer (P.E.) license in GA, OH, WI, TX, IL, SC, OK, or AR

• Bachelors Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering

• Forensic investigation experience with prior insurance claim submissions

• Strong background in roof and foundation inspections

• Physical capability to climb 30 ft roofs at 40 angle and access crawl spaces/attics

Preferred Skills:

• Experience handling storm-related damage assessments (tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding, fires)

• Familiarity with commercial and residential property structures

• Knowledge of construction materials and structural failure analysis

Responsibilities:

• Perform on-site forensic investigations of damaged residential and commercial buildings

• Inspect roofs, foundations, and structural components for storm and disaster-related damage

• Document findings and prepare detailed reports for insurance claim submission

• Manage daily claims, including foundation damage, tree impact assessments, and related issues

Pay Details: $90,000.00 to $130,000.00 per year

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