good job for a experienced civil engineer?
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City Engineer, planning department.  The big challenge these days is to time the traffic lights so there is less stop and go.  Less emmissions in the air and drivers stay even tempered.
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It depends they are between 50k and 120k.\n\nBut my uncle is a civil engineer he have his own business and he makes around 17 millions in a year.He have 12 engineers working for him.He have a master degree in structural engineering.I'm studying electrical engineering.GOOD LUCK!!!
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I am a civil engineer, but i think you can find the answer in the field of architecture scince, there's nothing socalled in my field of activity, i mean go and find your answer in art section
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Look up construction companies in your area, they usually will start you off at that amount.  If that is not your idea of decent work, then check your classified ads in the paper and I am sure you will find something.
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Monica V, will you please stop copy and pasting that, it's really annoying!\n\nSorry, right now to answer your question, I think the best thing for you to do would be to write to the London construction companies, I'm not sure, but I think a lot of the offices are located on Canary Wharf. Contact companies that you think you would like to work for, tell them what experience you have and try to sell yourself to them. Good luck with that. :)
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there are lots of jobs for civil engineers\n\nRanging between 3000 to 25000 SR per month (if not more)
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I don't know of any really wealthy engineers.  Most engineers go into it for the love of it.  As a kid I was always interested in electronics (before the word existed). I was in it for 50 years and I'm now retired. It was a great job and I enjoyed every minute of it! More important you enjoy what you do than how much you make out of it.  A road sweeper might win the lotto and become a millionair.  Not to be jealous is the main thing. If you're an engineer, you got the more interesting job.  Just enjoy what you do. You may never be a millionair but you don't really need that much to live and enjoy life. You will find though, enough money will come for all your needs, including the overseas trips you may want to take. What type of engineering takes your fancy? Email me back at grandad29@kol.co.nz.  And the best of luck! I am only too willing to help if I can.
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Engineering.  Think, highways, bridges, dams and other government projects. \n\nhttp://www.leegreen.com/projects/index.html\n\nhttp://engineering.thingamajob.com/jobs/Colorado/Civil-CAD-Drafter-Designer/831562?vendor_id=29
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doesn't matter anyone is civil engineer or someone else....if he be a good dutiful honest person in his own environment..he is doing a lot in fact he is doing everything to bring improvement to the society.
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I am a civil engineer and my friend is graduated from Imperial college of London , apperently is one of the toppest universities in England for science and technology but as a civil engineer I suggest you to choose some other type of engineering since there is not a big demand out there for civil engineers .
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well for a civil engineer you probably need to get licensed and i'm not sure how it works if you're from out of the country.  \nwww.salary.com
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if its somewhat large, or near something very important, i would recommend going to a local geotechnical/ civil engineer.  \n\na few hundred bucks may be worth it not falling over, and then you are out the wall and the money.  better safe than sorry.\n\nan engineer will review site and soil conditions to give you a quality end product, and a guarantee
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Apply for a construction job!
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Normally employers will be looking for a degree level education, or extensive practical experiance. Your best bet is to speak to a careers advisor, they will be able to advise you of the best career, or industry to work in. As far as pay is concerned, good engineers earn very well. But I have yet to meet one who says they do it for the money. They do it because they enjoy their job. Better to be happy and well paid than rich and miserable !!
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I worked for Fed Ex Air...good company to work for.  Depends what you are doing for Fed Ex Ground...trucking; unloading, service desk etc  Christmas and Valentines Day you will be chaotic.  Nothing will be good enough for any customers.  It is a bit stressful when weather situations arise and you need to explain to customers why your drivers will NOT be driving down roads that are closed by the highways dept, but they want that fudge that Aunt May sent them  :P\n\nBut...all in all I enjoyed it.
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A better education always helps. In fact, I find I am continually educating myself, and taking classes whenever I can because it will improve at my present job skills, and you never know when you will need another job. Having extra job skills is always good insurance. \n\nOne thing I would recommend is that you always keep an eye out for a better job while you are working at your present job. Loyalty is a wonderful quality, but is not always realistic because as soon as your company goes through a buyout or some other change in business, all loyalty goes out the door. Another thing to consider if you are in a job where you deal with other companies or customers, always try to do your very best work for them because you may want to ask them for a job someday. If they were impressed with you when they were your customer, they will be likely to hire you or recommend you. \n\nWhen I used to work construction jobs this was something I always did, and when work was slow I could always find another company that would hire me because they knew I did good work. \n\nGood luck.
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Every thing is designed based on some constraints. A good design would take care of all constraints and then deliver. A civil engineer can design roads for the next 100 years and completely maintenance free but then he would not be able to meet the constraints of land requirement, budgets and a feasible time frame for completion of the project, and not to forget the one major factor the technology available.\nThus you see vast difference in civil designs of public utility structures of developing and developed nations. Both the designs are suitable according to the above mentioned constraints.