Civil Engineering: A Career In Civil Engineering

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The career the I'm interest me the most is Civil Engineering. Civil engineering is designing and overseeing construction and maintenance of building structures and facilities. May work on roads, railroads, airports, bridges, harbors, channels, dams, irrigation projects, pipelines, power plants, water and sewage systems, or waste disposal units. May be architectural, structural, traffic, ocean, geo-technical or other kind of engineer. I chose this career because I would see my mom's side of the family they all are engineers and I really like what they do I like to design. Maintain and that’s something I would really enjoy doing as a career not a job. To be able to become a civil engineer is to have an associate degree …show more content…

First and foremost, civil engineers, and engineers in general, will always be in high demand. Society will always be expanding and demand for the construction of dams, bridges, buildings, etc. will be infinite. Because of this, engineers generally easily find work when they leave college. Also excellent pay an traveling a lot and have a chance to see new places. The main disadvantage is job pressure. The buildings and projects you head up as a civil engineer are sometimes massive in scope and budget. Significant failures can lead to significant losses for your company, or a raise in the company's insurance premiums. Faulty engineering can also lead to calamities in communities from building degradation, road and bridge problems and water system malfunctions. Problems with your work can hurt your employer's reputation, or your own. There are lot of cost & risk involved with the job. Hence, there is lot of pressure as liability can be high on errors. This career path is good many jobs are opened and to be able to make more money or be on the top you would need years of experience the more experience you have the better and more work you will

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