A line drawn across the river.
Every load has a path to the ground.
Built so people can stand under it.
Aarav Deshmukh, civil engineer. Bridges, foundations and site delivery.
Start a projectSelected work
Four jobs, and what they asked of me.
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Sample project
Kharadi River Flyover
- Problem
- 42 spans on soft riverbed silt, monsoon four months out.
- Role
- Site engineer, substructure.
- Outcome
- Piers handed over 11 days early.
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Sample project
Metro Viaduct, Package 3
- Problem
- 1.8 km of precast spans over live traffic.
- Role
- Erection planning and night-shift sequencing.
- Outcome
- Erected with no daytime road closures.
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Sample project
Warehouse Slab, Chakan
- Problem
- 6,000 sqm of floor that had to hold flat under racking loads.
- Role
- QC and mix trials.
- Outcome
- Certified on the first pass.
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Sample project
Ghat Slope Stabilisation
- Problem
- A failing cut slope above a two-lane carriageway.
- Role
- Design coordination on site.
- Outcome
- Rock bolts and drainage built inside one closure window.
Method
How a job actually runs.
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Read the ground.
Soil, water and what the site will let you do.
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Draw the load path.
How force gets from the deck to the pile.
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Sequence the work.
What gets built first, and what waits.
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Stand under it.
Checks, tests, and a handover someone can walk.
Ground
Where I've worked.
- Structural design
- Foundations and earthwork
- Prestressed concrete
- Site execution
- Quality control and testing
- Bridge and viaduct erection
- AutoCAD
- Revit
- ETABS
- STAAD.Pro
- Primavera
- MS Project
- Total station
About
Nine years on sites that don't forgive.
Aarav Deshmukh is a civil engineer who has spent nine years on bridges, viaducts and industrial floors: drawings in the morning, concrete pours at night, and the argument in between about what the ground will actually take.
- Sample credentials
- B.E. Civil Engineering
- 9 years site and design
- Bridge and industrial projects
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