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Civil Engineering Question

poodles · 2010-11-05 00:55:15

So I've tried screening for civil engineering jobs in america but I'm not finding much. I'm looking for similar Civils Site Engineer jobs as you would find in Ireland - setting out roads, drainage, foundations etc.. but I can't find anything. I know in Australia, a civil site engineer would be called a engineering…

05-11-2010 12:55am

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poodles

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So I've tried screening for civil engineering jobs in america but I'm not finding much.

I'm looking for similar Civils Site Engineer jobs as you would find in Ireland - setting out roads, drainage, foundations etc.. but I can't find anything.

I know in Australia, a civil site engineer would be called a engineering surveyor.

Anyone have any idea what they call the equivalent in the states?

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#2 05-11-2010 2:08am

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Think surveyor is the term used in Canada. Not sure about the States though.

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