Artificial Rock Engineering Manager

Responsible for professional construction management of artificial rockeries, faux rock walls, caves, rock landscapes, and related themed structures in cultural tourism projects.

Review rockery detailing design, structural support, base treatment, skeleton fabrication, modeling, and surface texture treatment schemes.

Coordinate with structural engineers, themed packaging designers, landscape engineers, waterproofing specialists, and MEP teams to resolve interface issues between rockeries and buildings, equipment, and piping.

Manage construction procedures for rockery skeletons, steel structure supports, faux rock modeling, surface painting, waterproofing, and durability treatment.

Organize construction sample fabrication, texture and color confirmation, construction quality inspection, and on-site effect acceptance.

Manage construction progress, material costs, safety risks, and finished product protection to ensure the rockery works meet design effects, structural safety, and durability requirements.

Associate degree or above in Sculpture, Environmental Art, Construction Engineering, Landscape Engineering, or related majors.

8+ years of engineering experience, including at least 3 years of experience in rockery, faux rock, or themed modeling engineering management.

Experience in large-scale cultural tourism projects, cultural tourism scenic areas, theme hotels, or large-scale faux rock wall projects is preferred.

Familiar with rockery skeletons, steel structure supports, faux rock modeling, surface texture, painting, waterproofing, and durability treatment processes.

Able to read construction drawings, detailing drawings, and node drawings; possess on-site technical coordination and quality acceptance capabilities.

English proficiency sufficient for construction coordination, material technical document reviews, and on-site issue communication.