Civil Construction

Civil Construction

Civil construction is part of civil engineering which involves the design, planning, and execution of infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, dams, airports, buildings, and water systems. It focuses on the development and maintenance of structures for everyday activities. Civil construction projects involves skills and knowledge of materials, safety, and structural integrity.

A certification in Civil Construction certifies your skills and knowledge in civil construction. This certification assess you in project planning, structural design, materials management, safety , and quality control.
Why is Civil Construction certification important?

• The certification attests to your skills and knowledge of civil construction techniques, tools, and methods.
• Enhances your job prospects in construction and engineering industries.
• Positions you for leadership roles.
• Attest to your skills in structural design, materials science, or geotechnical engineering.
• Builds your trust with employers, and clients.
• Ensures your knowledge of the latest construction technologies and practices.
  

Who should take the Civil Construction Exam?

• Civil Engineer
• Construction Project Manager
• Site Supervisor
• Structural Engineer
• Quantity Surveyor
• Geotechnical Engineer
• Construction Safety Officer
• Building Inspector
• Urban Planner
• Infrastructure Development Consultant

Civil Construction Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Civil Construction certification is as below -

Construction Management

Understanding Structural Engineering

Understanding Materials Science

Understanding Safety

Geotechnical Engineering

Surveying and Mapping

Infrastructure Development

Construction Technologies

Cost and Budget Management

Sustainability in Construction