What is a Highways Engineer?
A Highways Engineer is responsible for planning, designing and supervising highways projects and to ensure project efficiency. The role also involves overseeing the cost of the project and undertaking site surveys.
Key skills to be successful as a Highways Engineer will include:
Knowledge of engineering science, maths and technology
Excellent verbal communication
Analytical thinking
What are the typical daily duties for a Highways Engineer?
From employer to employer the job description of a Highways Engineer can vary, however typical duties and activities undertaken include:
Designing local road schemes and maintaining the road network
Working with other professionals to build and maintain roads
Planning for highway maintenance and improvement projects
Estimating costs
Dealing with stakeholders including clients and transport specialists
Undertaking new road scheme designs
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