Civil Engineering is the oldest branch of engineering which incorporates the design and construction of roads, airports, tunnels, bridges, water supply and sewage systems, dams, harbours, railroad systems, docks, power supply systems, buildings and even nuclear power plants etc.

Civil engineers have to work in the office as well as at the site. Contracting engineers as well as consulting civil engineers have to work on numerous sites at the same time and are also required to deal with critical problems such as disaster mitigation and management.

Civil Engineering graduates can find employment opportunities in various areas of work.

Mostly they will find openings in the following areas:

Rain water harvesting system

Surveying

Water mains

Estimation

Preparation of civil drawings

Power generation firms

Gas and Oil plants

Construction of pipelines

Construction of buildings

Construction of dams

Construction of tunnels

Construction of sewage systems

Construction of bridges

Civil engineers can also make a career in quality testing laboratories, join military and defence services, or work as consultants.

Civil Engineering graduates can look forward to the following job profiles:

Civil Engineer
Construction Plant Engineer
Technician
Planning Engineer
Construction Project Engineers
Assistant engineers
Executive engineers
Supervisors
Project Coordinator
Site Engineer
Project Engineer

Recruiting Sectors

Construction Firms

Defence Forces

Development Boards

Municipal Bodies

Recruiting Companies

Airport Authority of India

BHEL

Larsen & Toubro

National Highway Authority of India

Associated Engineering

Balaji Railroad Systems Ltd.

Dr. Kelkar Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

Expert Technology – Chennai

Gammon India Ltd.

Hiranandani Construction Pvt.Ltd.

IVRCL Infrastructure & Projects Ltd.

Jaypee Group

National Highway Authority of India