Day in the Life of a Structural Design Engineer: Office & Site Inspection

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In this video I take you through a complete day in my life as a Structural Design Engineer in a buildings team based on the east coast of Australia. From working from home, to site inspections, office work and other daily activities. Enjoy!

Also, don't forget to leave a like if you liked the video :)

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:53 Morning Routine
01:07 Working From Home
01:56 Design Work
02:59 Commute
03:25 Site Inspection
04:41 Lunch
04:48 Working at The Office
06:56 Gym Workout
07:09 Evening Routine

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WHO AM I:
I’m Ben, a graduate structural engineer. I make videos about tech, engineering, productivity and self-development. On this channel I hope to provide entertainment, advice and knowledge for aspiring and young students and professionals.

BEng Hielscher

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This has been, by far, the best “come to work with me” video that I’ve seen to date

vandres

As a civil engineering student, I must say your videos are very valuable. There are not many people on YouTube that are filming such high quality civil engineering videos and I'm thankful to you for that.

umuthuyuktepe

I can not wait to start working as a civil engineer (structural engineer). Your videos are a motivation. Watching from South Africa.

langelihlendlovu

Our work is something that has little content on YouTube. This what you doing here is very good. Keep it up

hjspencer

This is exactly what a Structural Engineer does. My cousin is one himself and he explained me what he does at work months ago, but in this video it felt like I heard everything again just like my cousing told me.
This is a very helping video for anyone who wants to pursue Civil Engineering.
Thanks for the video!

Europeanhabibi

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lavishdepot

I am in my last year of civil engineering and want to get into structural engineering. It seems like a structural engineer can have a decent work life balance. Your amazingly quality videos have instilled a positive outlook towards this profession.

minuteinfo

We need some tutorials about wind and seismic loading according to AS3600

elsayedmohamed

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samdr

I worked for three small engineering firms in nyc. They never had designated drafters so engineers draw everything they design. I like it this way becasue I think CAD skills are also important for engineers.

ashleyinnyc

Like many others have said. Thank you for your time and effort in making these videos. Very high quality, and very well thought out. I am sure you will achieve all the success that you want in life brother just keep it up. Thanks from Norway.😁

arnas

Very well documented. It is very insightful. Also it would be best if you could share some of the basics checks and handcalcs that you do which a newbie should be aware of, as you know that what taught at university is different from real world applications.

DeepakKrishna

Loved this Hielscher! Coming from a recent graduate from GU 😛

EngineeringUnlockedAu

A very well edited video as always. Very interesting what you do in your day. 👍

luismtz

Hey, mechanical engineering student here with an internship. I recently found your videos and love them. I watched your "How to Study Effectively as an Engineering Student" video. I ended up buy an iPad for my notes based on your recommendations - I love it! I currently have a MacBook so it's super easy to transfer materials/diagrams/pictures from textbooks/lec videos/etc. through airdrop - this saves me a ton of time since I don't have to recreate diagrams for physics based classes, I can simply mark up a FBD on the picture from the textbook. However, now that I have an internship, I've been frustrated with the integration between a windows computer and my iPad. I create drawings and/or review them and it's super easy to have the PDF on my iPad and then zoom in to highlight, redline, etc. but since I can't airdrop I have to go through email which is frustrating. I see you have windows products for work but I believe I've seen you have apple products in some of your videos too. Have you found any work arounds for this?

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