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A Structural Modeller creates 3D models for structures, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and efficiency while collaborating with engineers and designers.

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Structural Modeller careers

A Structural Modeller creates detailed 3D models for buildings, bridges, and other structures. You might work for engineering firms, construction companies, or government agencies. Using specialised software, you’ll develop accurate models that align with engineering specifications and industry standards.

Structural Modellers need strong technical skills and attention to detail. You’ll collaborate with engineers and designers to refine models, optimise construction processes, and ensure designs are practical, cost-effective, and compliant with safety regulations.

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