Civil engineers work on various projects such as building roads, bridges, airports, tunnels, railways, and more. They analyze and optimize the cost, safety, and environmental impact of the project. 

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This role requires excellent mathematical and analytical skills. Civil engineers interpret blueprints, oversee construction work, and use computer software to model designs. They must have strong communication skills to collaborate with other professionals such as architects, construction managers, and environmental scientists. 

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A bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering is typically required for this role, and many employers prefer higher qualifications. Civil engineers need to be licensed to practice by the relevant state or territory. Having a Professional Engineer (PE) license can improve job prospects and salary expectations.

• Capable of supervising and managing site operations
• Familiar with local building codes, zoning laws and safety regulations
• Strong background in civil, structural and MEP Coordination
• Skilled in quality control, inspection processes and documentation
• Willing to start immediately
• flexible with location assignments