==>>A CIVIL ENGINEER CAN WORK AS A ==>>

Airport Engineer==>>
Airport engineers specialise in preparing designs for airports, hangars and control towers.

Geotechnical/Soil Engineer==>>
 Geotechnical/soil engineers inspect proposed construction sites to determine soil and foundation conditions by conducting drilling and sampling programs. Duties include preparing specifications of soil mixtures for use in roads, embankments and other construction.

Harbour Engineer==>> 
Harbour engineers design and supervise the construction of harbour facilities such as breakwaters, navigation aids, navigation channels, jetties, wharves, heavy-duty pavement surfaces, cargo sheds and bulk handling plants for grain, ore and other cargo.

Highway Engineer==>>
 Highway engineers analyse population and growth statistics and traffic patterns and volume to project future requirements. Duties include designing efficient and safe traffic systems, studying roadway and embankment design, the geometry of highway interchanges and the maintenance of facilities such as culverts and overpasses.

Hydraulic/Water Resources Engineer==>>

 Hydraulic/water resources engineers design and supervise construction, advising on the operation, maintenance and repair of water resource facilities such as dams, aqueducts, hydro-electric plants, and water supply, drainage and sewerage systems. 

Irrigation/Drainage Engineer==>>

 Irrigation/drainage engineers use tests and measurements to analyse the characteristics of soil, including salinity, water table level,  areas of subnormal plant growth, soil type  and surface profile. 

Local Government Engineer==>>

 Local government engineers administer and supervise the design, construction and maintenance of projects like roads, drainage systems, pedestrian and cycle facilities, bridges, buildings, recreation grounds,  parks, waste disposal and water treatment schemes within a local government area. 

Materials and Testing Engineer==>>

 Materials and testing engineers conduct research, development tests and evaluation of the quality or suitability of materials and products such as asphalt, concrete, steel, cement, timber and plastics, taking into account factors like stresses and strains, estimated load, water pressures, wind resistance and temperature fluctuations related to projects.

Pipeline Engineer==>>

Pipeline engineers prepare design proposals for pipelines and pipeline equipment, facilities and structures in consultation with petroleum and mechanical engineers. 

Railway Engineer==>>

Railway engineers study design proposals, and advise on the construction, maintenance and repair of railway systems including tracks, terminals and yards. 

Structural Engineer==>>

 Structural engineers design the framework  of buildings, towers, bridges, water treatment structures, tunnels and other structures to ensure for strength and rigidity.