Civil Engineer

Civil engineers design buildings, roads, damns, bridges, tunnels, airports, and sewer and water supply systems. When responsible for a project, civil engineers must consider costs, environmental hazards, government regulations, ability to withstand natural disasters, and durability of the infrastructure. Civil engineering can be divided in the following categories: water resource, construction, structural, environmental, geotechnical, and transportation engineering. Many engineers serve in administrative or supervisory roles, an example being a supervisor of a construction site. These engineers can also work in teaching, construction, and research.

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