This Book Will Skyrocket Your Construction Engineering Skills
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- Looking to improve your understanding of construction site engineering, this book will save your life!
I wish someone had recommended this book to me when I started construction. Even if you aren't want to become a setting-out engineer, this book will give you a good understanding of how sites are set out and built. If you are. graduate or a student or even someone who works in the industry this book will add so much value to your work and understanding.
You can grab your copy here on Amazon:
Setting out for construction
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Thanks for sharing, I am new here in the UK and just started my career in construction being graduate civil engineer and was in search of setting out materials.. Thanks
you are welcome, its honestly so good! I wish you all the best in your career and thanks for watching the video :)
@@SheWhoDaresWins you are an inspiration.. Thanks for all the informative and motivational videos..👍
@@bilalmustafa4464 Brother i am an Architect i have 5 year experience in Pakistan, I am comming this intake to study Construction project management. what is your suggestions to get a job in the construction industry, like which skills i have to improve?
@@basharatanwar959 brother UK is the land opportunities.. wish you best of luck for your future. Consistency, patience and hard work are very important things, must be brought with you.. else others skills won't help much as UK industry only consider the skills and experience of UK and mostly everyone starts their careers from scratch so don't worry about anything.. things will be sorted with time once you start things here in UK.
As a fresh graduate I think you'll still find the book boring and tiring.
Experience makes understanding concepts easier as you went have to go waste time and brain power imagining task as you have encountered it before.
You just flip through and get it. Having a senior colleague put you through is the best combined with the book.
really informative
Thanks for the video. Does the book cover rail, tunneling, highways and aviation?