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Civil and Structural Engineering

Waldeck’s Civil and Structural Engineering team includes experts with a broad range of experience across the built environment.

How we can help

Many of our management team having not only designed Civil and Structural Engineering works, but having also been directly involved in the delivery of a construction project at either a supervisory or operational level.

This positions us to provide engineering solutions that are not only practical, but commercially well-informed. In addition to this, we are also able to utilise the latest technology to provide innovative designs to the appropriate Building Information Modelling (BIM) standards.

OUR EXPERTISE

Regardless of project size, level or complexity, our team of Civil and Structural Engineers are able to meet the difficult challenges posed by such sites.

Our team have a track-record in successfully deliver site-specific, viable, cost-effective design solutions for every aspect of our client’s capital investments.

Clients often employ us because of our expertise across new-build, refurbishment and extension projects, particularly when working in ‘live’ operational environments.

Pre-planning & Due Diligence

Our core Pre-planning & Due Diligence services include:

Advice on Built Form Solutions
Flood Risk Assessments
Geo-environmental Assessments
Ground Investigations
Highways & Transport Assessments
Initial Drainage Assessment
Site Due Diligence Reports
Stakeholder Engagement
Structural Survey & Condition Reporting
Surface & Waste-Water Assessments
Topographical & Utilities Surveys

Civil Engineering

Our core Civil Engineering services include:

3D Ground Modelling & Levels Design
Cut and Fill Site Balancing
Flood Risk Assessments
Ground Improvement Advice
Earthworks & Retaining Solutions
Private & Adoptable Road Design
Highways Technical Package Submissions
Sustainable Drainage Strategies
Drainage Detailed Design
Sustainable Drainage Solutions
Transport, Traffic Studies & Assessments

Structural Engineering

Our core Structural Engineering services include:

Crane Design & Bespoke Lifting Frames
Facade Engineering & Facade Retention
Finite Element Analysis
Foundation Design
Foundation Zoning Plans B
Load Bearing & Reinforced Masonry
Offsite Solutions & Reinforced Concrete Design
Precast Offsite Solutions
Reinforced Concrete Design
Structural Steelwork
Structural Timber & Glass Applications
Structural Underpinning

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Civil and Structural Engineering

Civil Engineering

Waldeck’s Civil Engineering team includes experts with a broad range of experience across the built environment and major infrastructure programmes.

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Civil and Structural Engineering

Structural Engineering

Waldeck’s Structural Engineering team includes experts with a broad range of experience across the built environment and major infrastructure programmes.

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FAQs

What do Civil and Structural Engineers do?

Civil and structural engineers are responsible for designing, constructing, and maintaining various types of infrastructure such as buildings, roads, bridges, airports and water supply systems.

Civil engineers focus on the design and construction of large-scale public works, such as transportation systems and water treatment plants.

Structural engineers, on the other hand, concentrate on the design of structures that withstand external forces, such as wind, earthquakes, and temperature changes. They are also involved in the assessment of existing structures and determining the feasibility of proposed modifications or renovations.

Are Civil and Structural Engineers the same?

Civil and structural engineering are two distinct fields of engineering that have overlapping areas of expertise.

While civil engineers design and oversee the construction of infrastructure projects, structural engineers focus specifically on the design and analysis of structures, such as buildings, bridges, and tunnels. Although both professions require a strong knowledge of mathematics, physics, and materials science, the areas of specialisation and skill sets of civil and structural engineers differ.

Ultimately, civil and structural engineers work collaboratively to ensure that structures are designed and built to meet safety standards and withstand the stresses they will encounter during their lifespan.

What is the main difference between Civil and Structural Engineer?

The main difference between a civil engineer and a structural engineer lies in their area of specialisation.

Civil engineers focus on the design, construction, and maintenance of large-scale infrastructure projects, such as transportation systems and water treatment facilities. They are responsible for ensuring that these projects are constructed in compliance with regulatory codes and standards, and they oversee the project from start to finish.

Structural engineers, on the other hand, specialise in the design and analysis of structures that withstand external forces, such as earthquakes, wind, and temperature changes. They work closely with civil engineers to ensure that structures are safe and meet design specifications, but their primary focus is on the structural components of the project.

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