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Last updated on 2025-08-06

Program overview

Program Overview

The Civil Engineering Technician program is a comprehensive 2-year course designed to prepare students for a dynamic and expanding industry. This program emphasizes hands-on experience in managing civil engineering projects, ensuring compliance with laws and ethical standards, and integrating sustainable practices throughout all project phases. Students will develop the ability to work effectively within diverse teams, communicate clearly with stakeholders, and contribute to successful project outcomes. With a strong focus on technical skills, students will also learn to collect, analyze, and present data, utilizing industry-leading technologies to support project execution.

 

Program Structure

The Civil Engineering Technician program spans a duration of 60 weeks, providing students with a robust foundation in civil engineering principles and practices. The program is structured to include:

  • Hands-on experience in project management
  • Focus on compliance with laws and ethical standards
  • Integration of sustainable practices in engineering
  • Opportunities for co-op terms, enhancing real-world experience
  • Practical training in cost estimation, scheduling, and quality control
  • Application of engineering principles and technical mathematics

This program also offers laddering opportunities into the 3-year Civil Engineering Technology program, allowing graduates to further their education and career prospects.

 

Featured Experiences

  • Hands-on project management training
  • Co-op term options available for practical experience
  • Use of industry-leading technologies for project execution
  • Focus on teamwork and leadership skills
  • Real-world challenges to prepare students for the workforce

 

Career Options

Graduates of the Civil Engineering Technician program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

  • Structural Engineering Technician: Assists in the design and analysis of structures, ensuring they are safe and efficient.
  • Municipal Engineering Technician: Works on public infrastructure projects, including roads, bridges, and water systems.
  • Construction Design Technician: Collaborates with architects and engineers to create detailed construction plans.
  • Transportation Engineering Technician: Focuses on the planning and design of transportation systems, including highways and transit systems.
  • Environmental Engineering Technician: Works on projects aimed at protecting the environment and ensuring compliance with regulations.

These roles provide graduates with the opportunity to contribute to significant engineering projects and make a positive impact in their communities.

 

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