After my B.E civil engineering what i have to study to get high salary earning civil engineer in australia?
Q. After my B.E civil engineering degree what i want to study to get a high earning civil engineer job?
Asked by kamal - Sat Jan 5 10:47:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. only experience working is going to give you a high salary. head towards management rather than technical
Answered by Rowdy - Sat Jan 5 12:45:58 2008

What does a Materials Engineer have to offer a group of civil engineers?
Q. What does a Materials Engineer have to offer a group of civil engineers? Please help me...I am going for a job interview tom and I KNOw this question will come up, yet I can't make a good argument for myself.
Asked by pizzapie - Mon Jul 10 11:26:09 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Civil engineers use concrete, steel, lumber, ect. to build large-scale structures. All of these materials must work together to create a safe and functional building. Materials engineers would be helpful in better selecting materials for different applications as either a cost-saving measure or increased safety measure. Compression testing (concrete), tensile testing (steel), and other sampling of raw materials will ensure that the civil engineer's plans won't be hindered by shoddy product. Unless it is a company full of old stiffs who are in the "this is how we've been doing it for 100 years we're not changing" camp, then you could also be useful in studying and researching new materials to make buildings and roads stronger than ever… [cont.]
Answered by Steve S - Mon Jul 10 11:43:47 2006

How can I become a civil engineer in the Air Force?
Q. I recently graduated college (Dec 07) with degrees in environmental science and ecology. I tried grad school but it just wasn't for me. I am going to enlist with the Air Force because it is something that I've wanted to do since high school with plans to get into OTS should I want to make a career out of it. What options are there for an enlisted to become an civil engineer?
Asked by pyrotek_2000 - Fri Jun 19 15:05:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. To be a civil engineer...u have to go back to school to get a BS in civil engineering. A graduate degree in any else wont cut it. Environmental science is a very different field from civil engineering Trust me I'm in the same position ur in
Answered by Anthony N - Sat Jun 20 12:36:48 2009

What does a civil engineer do in an airline company?
Q. There's currently an opening for a Civil Engineer in Philippine Airlines. I tried asking the job description through email but they haven't responded yet. Do you have any idea? Thanks.
Asked by alab - Wed Jan 7 03:31:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'd say they are probably involved in the design of ground facilities, either aircraft maintenance or passenger facilities.
Answered by Howard L - Wed Jan 7 04:37:20 2009

How much is the average salary of a Civil Engineer in the Philippines?
Q. I'm student doing this for a research in economics. So i was wondering how much is the average salary of a licensed civil engineer in the Philippines. If you do know, please provide concrete data, and name of the company. Thank you.
Asked by stratusfaction_guaranteed - Tue Sep 22 03:01:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 22 03:06:17 2009

Hai, I am a civil engineer.How to get projects in my field and how to approach clients?
Q. I am a Civil Engineer.Right now working in a private firm and want to start my own firm in the same field.For which i have even got the website designed.Can some one help me out to get projects.Tell me how to approach clients and look for the projects?
Asked by Gayathri - Thu Jul 23 04:31:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hey I just sent u a mail. Plz check. Thanks
Answered by msk - Thu Jul 23 05:03:46 2009

i wanna start a new job related to civil engineer. help me?
Q. i wanna start a new job relate to civil engineer in iran. please tell me some suggest. im civil engineer. what work is new about civil engineer?
Asked by sasan - Mon May 18 00:24:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Umm go to college for it? go in the army for engineering?
Answered by lisa_swarn - Mon May 18 00:27:46 2009

My friend is looking to be a Civil Engineer. What are the most important A - levels he should do?
Q. He is currently doing Maths, Further Maths and Design for A -Level. Would and AS in Physics be worth doing and benefit him in the future when trying to become an Civil Engineer.
Asked by The Gav - Wed Jul 9 18:09:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, He'll have to take physics, so it'll be important to take this in high school since he'll have to take more in college.
Answered by Huck - Wed Jul 9 18:14:22 2008

what do is it like being a civil engineer for the air force?
Q. what do is it like being a civil engineer for the air force?is it a good job? good pay? promotion?
Asked by King Chris - Sat Jun 6 17:53:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm on a boat.
Answered by Slutty Pina - Wed Jun 10 17:17:31 2009

whats the difference between an architect and civil engineer?
Q. I Know that an architect designs buildings and things but whats the difference in what a Civil engineer does? also what does a Construction Manager does differently? I want to know the difference in there jobs, not how there employed, learn to read before you answer.
Asked by jamel - Sat May 17 14:08:06 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. An architect is someone who is free to dream up just about anything they want and call it a structure. They are not bound by any laws physical or otherwise. A civil engineer is someone whose work is governed by the laws of physics and mandated codes. They try to covert the architect's dreams into a design that can actually be built. A construction manager is the person who tries to build the thing the architect dreamed up and the engineer designed.
Answered by oil field trash - Sat May 17 16:14:33 2008

Is it possible for a fresh civil engineer to pay a sum of Rs.8500 as EMI to bank and also to care his family?
Q. Is it possible for a fresh civil engineer to pay a sum of Rs.8500 as EMI to bank for a period of five years and also to care his family?
Asked by Mohammed S - Wed Jun 4 05:30:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it depends on the first salary u get...ull generally get between rs 15000 -2000 ...so if u r the sole bread winner...it might be difficult at first bt as yr salary nd experience increases[in a year or two], there might not be any problem... its the same story wid any engg steam...
Answered by erebus_24 - Fri Jun 6 13:15:53 2008

What kind of personality would suit the career of civil engineer?
Q. If anyone knows please help cos my parents have all of a sudden become obsessed with the idea of me becoming a civil engineer... but I'm not really sure what one does, or if I would be suited to this job! Thanks xxx
Asked by luupyluu - Mon Aug 25 04:53:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Well good manners are important. They're not called civil engineers for nothing, you know! Ok only kidding. I'm not sure whether personality comes into it; it simply a matter of whether or not this type of work will suit you.
Answered by brainyandy - Mon Aug 25 05:05:15 2008

"for civil engineer which is best country to live & work, Canada or Australia"?
Q. I am from india, I am graduate civil engineer & Experience over 11 yrs in Building constructoin, i am also work as cad operator AUTO-CAD (2-D & 3D -MAX,) I am confusing to choose between this two country,pls answer in proper way of technical basis with detail, Thanks in Advance
Asked by Nilesh - Fri Oct 2 03:20:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Canada I suppose coz it has a higher annual national income, this means more construction, jobs and ... has more population and higher rate of growth.
Answered by Saj - Fri Oct 2 03:44:28 2009

In what subjects you should be good to become a civil engineer?
Q. Except Physics And Maths in what other subject should a civil engineer be good at ?
Asked by Alkis A - Mon Mar 26 05:33:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes Physics and Maths are the basics and your firm determination is required. Chemistry if you choose material engineering as specialisation.
Answered by Muhammad Ishfaq A - Mon Mar 26 05:46:05 2007

Can I eligible to work as a civil engineer here in USA as my bachelor's degree is from my country Nepal?
Q. I worked as a civil engineer in my country Nepal for 12 years and now in USA . My degree is from Nepal and now want to work in USA.
Asked by rajendra - Wed Jul 30 21:58:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Little difficult, but you can work here after certain processes. You will probably not be paid well but try This is notorious among Nepalese here (regarding payment and benefits), but it can help you. If you pass FE, it's lot easier.
Answered by B' dai - Fri Aug 1 14:46:00 2008

In hawaii, where can I work as a civil engineer with 3 years of experience? What job title could I get?
Q. Obviously I'm not a civil engineer but I really need to know. How much money would I make a year?
Asked by jennie s - Fri May 22 02:54:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. try looking for a state job. idk if the link will work, but last i saw, there's one for "civil engineer" apply by may 28.
Answered by mint_virgo22 - Fri May 22 03:03:21 2009

How much can this civil engineer make?
Q. I just want to know what is the max and avg a civil engineer with the following qualifications can make and what are the best locations in the states. 4 Years of experience (in transportation) PE license Bachelor and Masters degree. Any additional information you would like to share will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Asked by bibson2000 - Fri Sep 11 22:43:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

Any one been a civil engineer in military?
Q. I was wondering if any one has been a civil engineer in the military? (I am referring to having a 4 year degree) Do you feel like you gained experience like you would have in the civilian world? How was finding a job when you got out? Are work environments similar in both worlds? Thanks for any information.
Asked by baseball32 - Tue Oct 7 15:27:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sorry, I am not a civil engineer, but I have recently dealt with the engineers from the base I am at. Those guys know there stuff and I had to convince them that building onto my facility was a good idea. Then they spat off a bunch of building requirements that I didn't know about that I had to add to my project. So in this aspect I am sure you would get just as much experiance and having your military service on your application.
Answered by SSgt/USMC - Fri Oct 10 07:56:29 2008

How long will it take a civil drafter to become a civil engineer?
Q. I am a civil drafter and have about 4 years of drafting experience. I have my bachelors degree in Industrial Technology from a 4 year university and was considering going back to school for an engineering degree. Would my credits still be good to transfer from my bachelors degree? I graduated in 2004. Just looking for a ballpark answer.
Asked by digiulio1213 - Mon Oct 12 21:12:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The BSIT is a very good and useful degree. More students should consider getting one, because it combines a "technology" (such as Civil Technology in your case) and several business courses. You should be ready now for at least a supervisory position. I don't think more than one or two of your BSIT "technical" courses will transfer to a degree in Civil Engineering. You "general ed" courses may or may not transfer, depending on school policy. (One problem is that some schools only recognize courses taken less than five years ago). My guess is there there are three better options for you than attempting a full bore degree in Civil Engineering. 1) You can get an MSIT in Technology Management, perhaps with a focus in Construction… [cont.]
Answered by PE2008 - Mon Oct 12 22:07:29 2009

I'm a civil engineer and 38 years old looking for work sponsors abroad, is there any chance for such thing?
Q. I'm a licensed civil engineer, safety practitioner. Wanted to work abroad through direct hiring.
Asked by rolan_antonio - Sun Feb 3 21:58:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. (then click on "vacancies") These are highly-paid jobs with relief and development agencies. Civil engineers and safety experts are in high-demand in developing countries, particularly if they can help train others.
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Tue Feb 5 03:50:37 2008