With great pleasure, we welcome Pariket Raval to Hirani as an Engineering Intern. #hirani #newemployee #engineering #technology #welcome #intern #bim #cicm #construction #landsurveying #innovation #engineer
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I had recently completed internship program in PA. College of Engineering Mangalore with deltaT MEP Technical Academy My Project is about Building information Modeling (BIM) by using REVIT software on concrete structure and steel structure Here there some outcomes of my project #bim #freshers2023 #jobs #civil #concrete
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With swift transformation over the years, industries around the globe are more digitalized than ever. That, fortunately, has given rise to several job opportunities and opened new streams of work to explore. One such line of work is BIM which has proved it's resourceful and the best so far, and aspiring professionals and students should definitely make the most of it. A career in BIM will not only help you adapt to a plethora of work opportunities but will also advance your skill set as per the high demand. Swipe through the slides to understand why a career in BIM is worth it. #aecindustry #aecbimsolutions # #opportunities # #jobopportunities #bim #students #career #work #intenship #paidinternship #engineeringcareers #bimjobs #aecbimsolutions #bim #aecbimsolutions #freshers #siteengineer #civilengineering #architecturedaily #mechanicalengineering #eee #architectural #aecindustry
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With swift transformation over the years, industries around the globe are more digitalized than ever. That, fortunately, has given rise to several job opportunities and opened new streams of work to explore. One such line of work is BIM which has proved it's resourceful and the best so far, and aspiring professionals and students should definitely make the most of it. A career in BIM will not only help you adapt to a plethora of work opportunities but will also advance your skill set as per the high demand. Swipe through the slides to understand why a career in BIM is worth it. #aecindustry #aecbimsolutions #opportunities #jobopportunities #bim #students #career#intenship #paidinternship #engineeringcareers #bimjobs#aecbimsolutions #bim #aecbimsolutions #freshers #siteengineer #civilengineering #architecturedaily #mechanicalengineering #eee #architectural #aecindustry
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With swift transformation over the years, industries around the globe are more digitalized than ever. That, fortunately, has given rise to several job opportunities and opened new streams of work to explor One such line of work is BIM which has proved it's resourceful and the best so far, and aspiring professionals and students should definitely make the most of it. A career in BIM will not only help you adapt to a plethora of work opportunities but will also advance your skill set as per the high demand. Swipe through the slides to understand why a career in BIM is worth it. #aecindustry #aecbimsolutions # #opportunities # #jobopportunities #bim #students #career #work #intenship #paidinternship #engineeringcareers #bimjobs #aecbimsolutions #bim #aecbimsolutions #freshers #siteengineer #civilengineering #architecturedaily #mechanicalengineering #eee #architectural #aecindustry
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Pursuing Master's in Structural Engineering & Construction Managment | Civil Engineer Passionate about Innovating and Designing Resilient Infrastructure
I'm thrilled to share that I've begun an internship at STUBA Structural Engineering Consultancy in Cochin, India. STUBA is a leading firm known for its innovative approach to structural engineering and sustainability. I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to learn from their experienced team. STUBA ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY PRIVATE LIMITED #sitevisit #Internship B+G+3 Commercial Building (Vyttila) This site visit offered valuable insights into constructing a B+G+3 building with a pile foundation on soft soil conditions. Here are the key takeaways: Foundation: Based on the soil report indicating weak soil conditions, a pile foundation combined with a raft slab was adopted. This design distributes the building's weight over a larger area, providing stability. Structural Reinforcement: The dimensions and reinforcement details (including the type and size of steel bars) for the foundation were determined from the structural drawings, ensuring the structure can withstand the anticipated loads. Waterproofing: A crucial aspect observed was the use of a High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) sheet for waterproofing the entire foundation. This protects the foundation from water damage and ensures its longevity. Basement Construction: Construction of the basement retaining wall was underway during the visit. This wall will hold back the surrounding soil and create a stable space for the basement. Lift Pit Excavation: The excavation for the lift pit, which will likely house the building's elevator, was also in progress. Space Constraints and Piling: An interesting approach was observed due to space limitations. Pile work was being done partially on one side at a time, allowing for continued construction. Sheet piles were used along the sides of the excavation to prevent soil collapse during this process. This site visit demonstrates effective construction techniques for a multi-story building in challenging soil conditions. It highlights the importance of geotechnical considerations, structural design, waterproofing, and innovative solutions for space constraints.
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"Architecture doesn't offer high pay, which is why many people switch from architecture to some other field," is a common sentiment these days. Himanshu Bhola explains which specific areas in architecture offer good pay. Fortunately, Himanshu discovered his ikigai through management architecture that pays and fulfills his passion. Earnings in this field depend on whether you specialize as a designer or evolve into a management role. Himanshu also points out that many architects are moving to other fields due to oversupply. Between 2010 and 2015, many individuals saw architecture as a lucrative career path and entered the field. However, for every 40 qualified architects, there may only be 15-16 available job opportunities, according to his estimates. This has led others to seek more lucrative career paths. Himanshu believes that pursuing a master's degree and specializing in Building Services was a turning moment in his life. This allowed him to transition into a role that aligned better with his interests and personality. Himanshu's advice to budding architects and newcomers in the field is, "By the time you finish your B.Arch., you need to decide whether you want to start your own practice or take on jobs. If you want to start your own practice, it's important to work in companies for at least 3 years to gain relevant experience. If you prefer to work in jobs, you should decide on your specialization - Design Architect or Management Architect. Regardless, you should initially work as a Design Architect for a few years to master the fundamentals. Himanshu also advises against taking on roles such as Graduate Architect Trainee (GAT) or Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) immediately after earning a Bachelor's degree. While it may seem appealing to work at large companies, securing these positions during placements won't provide the necessary insights into the practical aspects of the field. Design studios, on the other hand, offer better exposure and teach essential concepts. Reach out to Himanshu Bhola to know more about his career journey or for tips and secrets about the Architecture field! ✨ #CareersofIndia #Architecture #Designer #RealEstate #Architect #Sketches #EngineeringDrawing #Management
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Hello Engineers/Architects/Students, Since last two years I have been noticing most of the Trainee/Architects/Engineer are more concern for family creation, and are involving more in it. Let me clear Family Creation has very less impact in any Project, No one will create families everyday. Only those who wants to join interior firm can involve in it. And if you know the procedure that enough to work in any firm. I recommend to learn BIM, learn things which are useful on daily basis. Don’t waste time on learning things which is not important at the beginning of career. We BIMPRO Learning HUB will train you to learn things which have impact in your Career not in your CV. We will also help you to build your CV, because most of CV get ignore /not shortlisted for unnecessary things written in CV. We want our entire trainee to Succeed not to suffer/struggle and we know how to achieve that. So grab your Phone now Contact at +918073443873. JOIN our training to be PRO in BIM. Hurry UP!!!! Limited seats!!!! Batch Starts from 1st Nov 2023 #bimmodeling #bimtraining #bimconsultant #bimworld #freshers #engineers #architects #bimexperts #revitarchitecture #revitstructure #constructionindustry #innovationhub #learningjourney #bimmanagement #bimtechnology #bimdesigns #revitfamilies #navisworksmanage #linkedinfamily #constructionindustry #constructiondrawings #constructionmanagement
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Completed 5-day internship in Introduction to AutoCAD conducted by Techmaghi through online mode . Gained basic knowledge about all the tools and its uses of AutoCAD. #autocad #internship #design #engineering
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Training Revit Structure|Structural Engineer|Project Management |BIM Africa| Autocad |Robot Structures.
Begin somewhere and begin with something. Find an entrance into the engineering market. I was really confused on where to begin as a structural engineer. Should I go and camp on site and just master site work. Maybe I should master structural analysis first before I go out on site. Or maybe Learn engineering detailing then find an internship. At times to be honest you will feel inadequate because you don't have all this skills. Find one of them and master them. You don't have to know all of them. Then grow into the other skills. I find most engineering graduates looking to present themselves as the perfect Engineers. This quest for perfection might frustrate.This is the bottom line. Gather knowledge and keep on making valuable connections. Acquire skills that can benifit you in both employment or out of employment. Become versatile and grow beyond your certificate. #B.I.M #structuralengineering #revitstructure
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