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Structural Engineering

Structural engineering is the specialized practice of designing and analyzing various proposed or existing structures including buildings and bridges, water tanks, buried structures such as pump stations, above and below-ground utilities, and a wide variety of other structures where the strength and stability of the structure must be examined.

Structural engineers collaborate with other project designers to ensure a plan is in place to safely build the structure. With the impact of wind, seismic motion, and other influences on the structure, the structural engineering practice is ever-evolving. Structural engineers also research advanced technology regarding best practices in the field and determine the most cost-effective solutions for a project.

Structural engineering is a specialty at WHB, where we have honed our industry-leading expertise in key areas. For example, WHB is a global leader in the structural design of large concrete reservoirs with project experience across the Americas and the Middle East.

Further, WHB is known for the design of underground structures such as pump stations, buried tanks, utility vaults, and similar buried infrastructure.

Our expertise in complex structures ensures the safety and reliability of our built environments and provides the backbone and strength for quality designs.

Biotech Site Design offers Civil, Structural, and Electrical Engineering services. WHB Engineers is the Civil Engineer of Record for major
WHB Engineers served as the Engineer of Record for the utility replacement for the City of Oceanside’s Municipal Pier. WHB
In response to critical structural issues discovered in the 2021 Harbor Condition Assessment, emergency repairs were initiated at Oceanside Harbor
WHB Engineers was tasked with both strengthening an existing tank as well as designing a new 7.5 MG circular, prestressed
WHB Engineers conducted a seismic assessment for the City of Redlands. The City of Redlands selected WHB Engineers to complete
This study included the assessments, inspection, analysis, design upgrades, and cost-estimates for 45 water storage facilities including 22 steel tanks
The Mayfield booster pump station (BPS) was originally constructed in 1970 and had reached the extent of its expected service
Otay Crossings Commerce Park's Sewage Pump Station, serving the East Otay Mesa's new development, features a 7700-gallon wet well, 15,000-gallon
WHB Engineers successfully revamped Fountain Valley's Reservoir No.2 and Pump Station in 2016, replacing an outdated pump station, enhancing aesthetics,