Job Description of Civil Technology Department Graduate

General Definition

A graduate of the Civil Technology Department diploma is considered a Technical Civil Engineering Technician who works mainly in project execution and supervision rather than theoretical design. His role combines both field and office tasks, serving as a link between the engineer and the construction site.

Specializations

Computer-Aided Drafting Branch

The graduate is qualified to:

Prepare engineering, architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary drawings.
Draft land surveying maps, road and irrigation maps.
Participate in preparing architectural models for civil facilities.

Job title upon first appointment: Assistant Engineering Draftsman (Grade 8, Step 6).

Construction and Building Branch

The graduate is qualified to:

Execute various civil works.
Conduct laboratory and field tests.
Implement maps, surveys, and calculate quantities for civil projects.

Job title upon first appointment: Assistant Surveyor (Grade 8, Step 6).

Main Duties

Site supervision: monitoring execution of foundations, columns, bridges, and roads according to drawings.
Reading and applying engineering drawings (architectural, structural, services) on site.
Managing workers and contractors: organizing daily work and task distribution.
Quality control: ensuring materials and execution comply with specifications.
Quantity surveying: calculating executed works and preparing daily reports.
Laboratory testing: participating in concrete (fresh and hardened), soil, and construction material tests.
Occupational safety: ensuring safety procedures are applied on site.

Required Skills

Using surveying instruments (Total Station, leveling device).
Proficiency in software such as AutoCAD and Excel.
Solid understanding of construction materials and execution methods.
Time management and organizational skills.
Ability to work within a team and under pressure.

Employment Fields

Contracting companies (residential and commercial projects).
Government departments (municipalities, roads, housing).
Construction laboratories.
Engineering consultancy firms (as assistant engineer).

General Definition

Specializations

Computer-Aided Drafting Branch

The graduate is qualified to:

Prepare engineering, architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary drawings.

Draft land surveying maps, road and irrigation maps.

Participate in preparing architectural models for civil facilities.

Job title upon first appointment: Assistant Engineering Draftsman (Grade 8, Step 6).

Construction and Building Branch

The graduate is qualified to:

Execute various civil works.

Conduct laboratory and field tests.

Implement maps, surveys, and calculate quantities for civil projects.

Job title upon first appointment: Assistant Surveyor (Grade 8, Step 6).

Main Duties

Site supervision: monitoring execution of foundations, columns, bridges, and roads according to drawings.

Reading and applying engineering drawings (architectural, structural, services) on site.

Managing workers and contractors: organizing daily work and task distribution.

Quality control: ensuring materials and execution comply with specifications.

Quantity surveying: calculating executed works and preparing daily reports.

Laboratory testing: participating in concrete (fresh and hardened), soil, and construction material tests.

Occupational safety: ensuring safety procedures are applied on site.

Required Skills

Using surveying instruments (Total Station, leveling device).

Proficiency in software such as AutoCAD and Excel.

Solid understanding of construction materials and execution methods.

Time management and organizational skills.

Ability to work within a team and under pressure.

Employment Fields

Contracting companies (residential and commercial projects).

Government departments (municipalities, roads, housing).

Construction laboratories.

Engineering consultancy firms (as assistant engineer).