2151-22 — Bridge Construction Engineer
Bridge Construction Engineer is responsible for develop cost effective design solutions and prepare drawings, schedules and documents to support the bridge construction produce structural analysis calculations or inspection and assessment for bridge or highway retaining wall structures within their professional field.
2151-34 — Building and Quality Engineer
2151-11 — Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer is responsible for design, build, supervise, operate, construct and maintain infrastructure projects including roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and systems for water supply and sewage treatment; conduct research, advice on design, direct construction, manage the operation and maintenance of civil engineering structures, or study and advise on technological aspects of particular materials within their professional field.
2151-13 — Engineer, construction
Engineer, construction is responsible for oversee the design and building process of construction projects design infrastructure systems, such as roads, dams, water supply systems and buildings within their professional field.
2151-26 — Engineer, dams
Hydraulic Engineer is responsible for design and test hydraulic systems forecast the defects on equipment, including wear and tear and degradation; use computer aided design (cad) software to create blueprints for water control facilities within their professional field.
2151-15 — Engineer, highways
Engineer, highways is responsible for plan, design and supervise projects that keep road networks working efficiently; design local road schemes and maintaining the road network, including structures such as bridges within their professional field.
2151-27 — Engineer, hydraulic
Engineer, pipeline is responsible for design and construct pipe systems for transporting a variety of substances such as gas and oil; perform site surveys, develop designs for pipeline systems, and construct and install infrastructure for commercial and industrial purposes within their professional field.
2151-16 — Engineer, pavement
Engineer, pavement is responsible for evaluate, manage asphalt and concrete pavement systems; determine the pavement layer thicknesses and material composition required based on the traffic load; collect and review data on existing pavements to assess deterioration and remaining service life within their professional field.
2151-28 — Engineer, pipeline
Engineer, waterways is responsible for work on projects to ensure water supplies stay clean, properly dispose of wastewater and sewage, and prevent flood damage; design and build structures for water resource control, oversee project construction, monitor technical systems, and analyze technical data within their professional field.
2151-17 — Engineer, roads
Engineer, roads is responsible for design local road schemes and maintaining the road network, including structures such as bridges; work with other professionals to build and maintain roads; find new solutions to transport problems within their professional field.
2151-24 — Engineer, waste water treatment
Engineer, waste water treatment is responsible for manage the chemical and biological treatment aspects of the wastewater treatment plant to maintain and improve overall plant performance within their professional field.
2151-31 — Engineer, waterways
Materials Engineers (Soil Mechanics) is responsible for source, test and assess the materials used in construction; ensure that building foundations and materials are suitable offer guidance on the best materials to use for a project, based on their individual properties, analyze the behaviors of soil and rock proposed structures and design structural foundations within their professional field.
2151-33 — Geo technical Engineer
2151-14 — Highway, Road and Street Construction Engineer
Highway, Road and Street Construction Engineer is responsible for plan, design, and supervise projects that keep road networks working efficiently; design local road schemes and maintaining the road network, including structures such as bridges within their professional field.
2151-25 — Hydraulic Engineer
Engineer, dams is responsible for design and oversee construction, and maintenance of dams within their professional field.
2151-32 — Materials Engineers ( Soil Mechanics)
Building and Quality Engineer is responsible for prepare qa/qc plans for new construction and refurbishment work; ensure the establishment of quality procedures including time limits for inspection, sampling and testing of works and other qa/qc requirements oversee and manage quality assessment of materials through regular and rigid laboratory tests within their professional field.
2151-21 — Railway Construction Engineer
Railway Construction Engineer is responsible for design, construct, operate and maintain railway transport systems and networks within their professional field.
2151-23 — Sanitary Engineer
Sanitary Engineer is responsible for coordinate water, wastewater, and industrial utility operations including rate setting, direct investigative studies, and implement programs in wastewater collection, water production, and water and wastewater treatment focusing on diverse areas such as noise, air, and solid waste pollution control, public health engineering, mass and energy transport, fluid mechanics, and water resource engineering within their professional field.
2151-12 — Structural Engineer
Structural Engineer is responsible for design and construct buildings and structures design structures, such as buildings or bridges; create structural models by using computer aided design software; measure loads and pressures caused by environmental or human influence within their professional field.