Site Engineer

This course covers information about

1- Defining the engineering site.

2- The quality of the technical work of the constructional paragraphs.

3- Engineering management.

4- Financial management.

5- Engineering health and safety.

6- Communication at the engineering site.

7- Risk management.

This information was collected from many sources (books and websites) and summarized in order to facilitate finding engineering information that is concise and understandable and useful. The recipient has to expand the search area for accurate engineering information because of its impact on work.

The benefit of the abbreviated engineering courses is to limit the information and present it in detail

Engineering information is required in our time, which is very present in the labor market, and it has a positive impact on the formation of skills for the engineer. With the passage of time, sufficient experience is formed to become a competent engineer in the labor market.

We always see a lack of information among students due to the traditional curricula, so the courses are the solution in covering the lack of information and creating an information base on which the beginner can rely in work, study and research.

Attention to the technical and engineering details on the site is very important and students should learn them in the academic stage and for their ease of understanding

Usually, students neglect this information, and when entering the labor market, they will be faced with the barrier of work and scrutiny, which generates a negative view of the engineer, and here lies the benefit of learning early before entering the engineering sites.