Site Engineer Self-employed

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Job Description

As a Civil Engineer, you will need to possess a Bachelor's degree in engineering and hold a state-issued license. To kickstart your career in this field, earning a bachelor's degree in civil, structural, or any other engineering discipline is essential. Additionally, considering a degree in construction management, geotechnical engineering, or project management can be advantageous. To gain entry-level experience, obtaining a diploma in civil engineering is recommended. It is crucial to acquire practical experience in a construction or engineering environment, which can be achieved through completing internships and working in lower positions to become a trainee technician. Obtaining a state-issued license or a Professional Engineer (PE) license is a necessary step in your career progression. You may also opt to become chartered through a professional body like the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) or the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). In addition to the educational and experiential requirements, developing a set of essential skills is crucial for success in this role. These skills include technical knowledge of construction methods, materials, and regulations, leadership abilities to motivate workers and supervise construction projects, analytical and problem-solving skills, strong communication skills, organizational skills, and attention to detail.,