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What is the difference between a civil engineer and a geotechnical engineer?

Geotechnical engineers are specialist civil engineers who analyse, plan and construct foundations and support structures. These professionals use engineering principles and applications to ensure a structures stability and longevity.

What are the duties of a geotechnical engineer?

GENERAL FUNCTION: Geotechnical Engineers plan, direct, manage and organize field explorations, geotechnical analysis, laboratory testing, and environmental conditions and generates reports for the assigned project.

Is geotechnical engineering part of civil engineering?

The goals of geotechnical engineers could range from the design of foundations and temporary excavation support, through route selection for railways and highways, to the increasingly important areas of landfill disposal of wastes and groundwater contamination.

What do geotechnical engineers do?

On the other hand, pursuing a technical role allows individuals to delve deeper into their area of expertise, continuously hone their skills, and contribute to the innovation and advancement of technology solutions.

What is the role of geotechnical engineer in civil engineering?

drill and analyse samples of bedrock, soil, groundwater and additional materials. supervise other professionals on site. solve technical issues as they arise, such as unexpected structures at drill sites. monitor conditions during and after construction to make sure structures are stable in the short and long term.