Training as a civil engineering specialist
(m/f/d)Job Description
Not for the faint of heart – training as a civil engineering specialist. Even in kindergarten, the trench around your sandcastle was always the deepest. You still love working outdoors. Have you ever considered whether you might be a born civil engineering specialist? This profession is all about digging in the earth. Your workplace is construction sites of all kinds. Depending on your specialization, you might dig in road or pipeline construction, sewer, track, or well construction, or you could specialize in deep foundation work. Before you start digging, you set up the construction site and make sure the right tools and machinery are on hand. Then you get to work! Depending on your specialization, you might lay cables or pipes, excavate trenches or shafts, take care of sewage lines or wells, level roads, or maintain the railway network.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Training Content
- Order acceptance, performance recording, work plan and schedule
- Setting up, securing and clearing construction sites
- Testing, storing and selecting building materials and construction supplies
- Reading and applying drawings, making sketches
- Performing measurements
- Woodworking and creating wood joints
- Production of components made of concrete and reinforced concrete, building structures made of stone, excavations and trenches, shoring and dewatering, transport routes
- Installation and connection of supply and disposal systems
- Quality assurance measures and reporting
- Safety and health protection, environmental protection and sustainability
Salary
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