Civil & structural engineering consultancy

Every load has to reach the ground. Every blade has to reach the site.


Eng. Victor Ombogo is a Registered Civil Engineer with more than a decade of experience in structural engineering, roads and civil infrastructure, water and sanitation, and project delivery. He also applies that experience to renewable-energy developments and specialist route studies.

His work covers feasibility studies, investigations, design, project coordination, contract administration and site supervision. That breadth connects an engineering decision made on paper with the conditions, interfaces and programme that determine whether it can be built.

Eng. Victor Ombogo, Registered Civil Engineer
Eng. V. OmbogoP.Eng., BSc., MIEK
01Figures
500MW
Renewable capacity whose delivery routes, access and civil works he has assessed: Kipeto, Chania Green, Aperture and the proposed Fortescue green-hydrogen development.
27storeys
CBK Pension Towers, Nairobi: twin towers over six basement levels, where he was part of the structural design team.
400km+
The longest delivery corridor proven end to end, from port to site, for a load that cannot be taken apart.
15named jobs
Engagements on the record across structures, corridors, energy access and water supply, each with a role and an output.
79.4 m
Longest single blade assessed, about 85 m once the carrier and steering bogey are added.
4 towns
Water supply for Kericho, Kisii, Nyamira and Litein, carried from feasibility to contract documents.
2 countries
Project experience in Kenya and Mauritania, including port and rail feasibility.
EBK A3947
Registered Civil Engineer · MIEK M.642 · ACEK FL111 · NEMA Associate Expert.
02Method

The work starts with the project decision, not a list of services

Eng. Ombogo establishes what must be known, what evidence is available and which engineering output will move the project forward. He begins from what a project team has to settle: whether a slab can carry the load it will be asked to hold, whether an 80-metre blade can reach a site, whether a water source can meet a town’s demand.

01 · Define

Frame the engineering question

Clarify the asset, project stage, constraints, interfaces, programme and the deliverable the work must produce.

02 · Investigate

Work from project evidence

Drawings, surveys, geotechnical and route data, equipment data and site conditions, plus the gaps that change the answer.

03 · Resolve

Develop a buildable response

Assess options, run the analysis or design, and coordinate with architecture, services, geotechnical and construction.

04 · Deliver

Make the next step clear

Drawings, calculations, reports, specifications, contract documents, review comments or site recommendations.

04Evidence
Curved reinforced-concrete balcony wings of the Kitisuru hotel rising behind full-height scaffolding
Curved balcony wings cast in stages behind the working scaffold. Kitisuru, Nairobi.
CBK Pension Towers under construction in Nairobi
CBK Pension Towers: 27 storeys climbing off six basement levels.
A wind turbine at Kipeto wind farm in Kajiado County
Kipeto, Kajiado. Phase 2 extends the corridor already proven to site.
05Record

Career record

Where the responsibility sat, and which projects stand behind the titles.

Current role

Partner & Business Development Lead

Shomax Consulting Engineers

Leads business development and contributes to civil and structural consultancy. As a Junior Civil Engineer from 2016 to 2018 he worked on the 27-storey CBK Pension Towers, detailed structural members, undertook condition surveys and reviewed construction materials and workmanship.

2019 — present

Lead Civil Engineering Consultant

Sirius Project Logistics

Civil-engineering inputs for project-logistics studies: the 400 km+ Kipeto–Siruai delivery corridor, swept paths and road-modification planning for Chania Green and Aperture, a five-county transport study for Fortescue, and road-and-rail feasibility in Mauritania.

2018 — present

Civil Engineering Consultant

Blue Rivet Engineering Limited

Manages civil and structural design teams and connects design decisions to programme, cost, risk and construction. Work through the firm includes the steel frames and heavy-load foundations at VisionOne Industrial Park.

2015

Graduate Civil Engineer

Mangat I. B. Patel Consulting Engineers

Feasibility, final design and contract documentation for the Four-Town water-supply programme, Eldoret-area works and Kenchic supervision, alongside water-distribution, sewer and treatment-system design.

06Delivery

Engineering responsibility includes the people and the programme

Organising the people, information and decisions around the technical work is part of the technical work. Design practice runs alongside team leadership, project controls and client development.

Technical teams

Managing civil and structural design teams, coordinating specialist inputs, tracking design changes, risks and milestones.

Construction delivery

Site inspection, workmanship and material review, supervision, issue resolution and progress reporting.

Client and stakeholder work

Project meetings, requirements definition, business development and clear reporting to clients and project teams.

Commercial discipline

Programme, budget, project-risk and change-management responsibilities that keep engineering connected to delivery.

07Standing

Registration, membership, training

Registration

Registered Civil Engineer, EBK Registration No. A3947, listed in the 2026 Kenya Gazette as P.Eng., BSc., MIEK.

Memberships

Corporate Member, Institution of Engineers of Kenya — M.642
Member, ACEK Future Leaders — FL111
Associate Member, Environment Institute of Kenya
NEMA Associate Expert

Training

FIDIC contracts
Wind Energy Masterclass
Green hydrogen
Engineering project management
Integrated EIA and audit

Completed · 2014

B.Sc. (Hons) Civil Engineering

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

In progress · 2024–2026

M.Sc. Energy Technology

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

Next step

A structure to design, a corridor to move a load along, or a build already on site?

That is a conversation worth having early, while the engineering decision can still be changed cheaply. Eng. Ombogo will say plainly where the work stands.