key responsibilities
project management: oversee projects from conception to completion, manage budgets and resources, and set timelines and staff needs.
design and planning: analyze site data, prepare detailed design plans, schematics, and technical reports, and ensure designs meet standards and are feasible.
construction supervision: monitor project progress on-site, ensure adherence to specifications and safety standards, and inspect completed work.
leadership and mentoring: lead engineering teams, delegate tasks, and train and support junior engineers.
compliance and safety: ensure all projects comply with government regulations, industry standards, and safety protocols.
collaboration and communication: coordinate with other professionals (like architects and contractors), communicate with clients and stakeholders, and present project updates.
problem-solving: identify and resolve complex engineering problems that arise during the planning or construction phases.
required qualifications
education: a bachelor's degree in civil engineering is typically required, and a master's degree can be beneficial.
experience: a significant amount of experience is necessary, often with a minimum of a few years working as a civil engineer.
licensure: a state professional engineer (pe) license is often required.
skills:
proficiency in cad and other civil engineering software (., civil 3d).
strong project management, leadership, and decision-making abilities.
excellent mathematical, problem-solving, and communication skills.