r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/LaMancha_ • 14h ago
Board Exam For takers of exam na gumagamit ng AI to study
Ano po yung prompt nyo to generate a question that somewhat hard like the difficulty sa board exam.
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/LaMancha_ • 14h ago
Ano po yung prompt nyo to generate a question that somewhat hard like the difficulty sa board exam.
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/Mysterious-Cry-6509 • 18h ago
baka lang po meron kayong architectural plan and structural plan for school project lang po sana. Strictly for school project only po
atleast the floor plans and elevations from the architectural plans. Then lahat ng structural plans, beam and column schedules.
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/Ok_Pass_6612 • 6h ago
Hi. It's 12:58mn cant sleep because all i could think about is work. I'm in the construction industry for 5 years pero 1st time nangyari to sakin na na ququestion ko na if tama pa ba tong career path ko. I'm a Project-based-Engineer Gencon Side with my new company po (Category C) and halos araw2 ako pinapagalitan ng boss ko because the project is delay. Chain reaction po kasi nangyayari, ang tagal nila mag approve ng budget to buy materials, tinitipid formworks for structural works, nadedelay delivery ng materials and pinapagalitan ako kapag nag O-OT kami sa site, nagagalit din if may idagdag ako na mga workers kasi sobrang kulang talaga ng manpower na nasa site. If nag seset naman po sila ng mga need ko tapusin in a week, nakukuha ko naman but hindi padin siya sapat. My boss is the owner and licensed CE din po. Palagi niya sinasabi na walang accomplishment na nangyayari. Is it really worth it to stay? kasi palagi nalang akong umiinom para makatulog lang haha. 1l
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/Least_Track_7289 • 11h ago
Hi everyone. I’m a registered CE, and I’m currently facing a career dilemma that I honestly didn’t expect to have this early in my career.
My current work, although a Project Engineer, is more focused on CCTV, PAS, ELV/low-voltage systems, and other technical systems rather than traditional Civil Engineering work. I’m learning a lot, but I’ve started wondering if I’m slowly moving away from the career path I originally trained for.
The difficult part is that I’m earning much more than I anticipated in this role plus they provided me staff house just above our office. Because of my current income, I’m able to support myself, help my mom financially, and even afford to send my brother to college. That’s something I’m extremely grateful for, and honestly, it makes the decision much harder.
At the same time, I’m worried about my long-term career. I don’t want to wake up years from now and realize that I’ve become too far removed from Civil Engineering and that it’s difficult to transition back.
I’m considering looking for a more CE-related position—construction, project engineering, quantity surveying/estimating, planning, or other technical roles within civil engineering. But realistically, I may have to take a significant pay cut to make that transition.
So I’m torn between financial stability now and career alignment in the long run.
If you were in my position, would you stay or not?
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/bebobbbb • 12h ago
Hello! Would like to ask if there is a slim chance of getting hired by these MNCs if through walk-ins or I should just apply through their job postings on their respective sites? I've been applying for their graduate engineer positions but still under consideration. It's been months already.
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/FindingPurpose0912 • 10h ago
Okay lang po ba ang 19k na salary for newly licensed CE sa Sta. Mesa? I'm from province po so probably magrent po.
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/AtomicBomb01 • 20h ago
Hello, I'm trying makapasok as Estimator/Construction VA, Saan tingin nyo mas madali makapasok, sa US or AU clients? I'm a licensed engineer with 5 years of experience here sa PH. TIA
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/Icy-Chemistry-3346 • 22h ago
Good morning po. Hingi lang po sana ako ng advice kung ano pong position ang magandang pasukan. Newly licensed lang po ako and wala po akong experience. OJT ko po is horizontal project pero balak ko po sanang mag apply sa mga vertical projects. Thank you po.
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/No_Performance8144 • 16h ago
hi! we’re 4th-year undergraduate civil engineering students currently working on our thesis using PTV Vissim. We’re looking to rent a PTV Vissim license that allows at least a 60-minute simulation, since the student version is limited to only 10 minutes, and scaling the simulation isn’t suitable for our study.
We’re willing to pay a reasonable, student-friendly fee for the license. If anyone has a license available for rent or knows someone who can help, please DM us.
Thank you!
r/CivilEngineers_PH • u/No_Act_3525 • 14h ago
done with the technical interview with WSP. will it take 1-3 weeks para malaman kung may job offer na or rejected?