Learn how to design roads, tunnels and dams with the RII50520 Diploma of Civil Construction Design. This nationally recognised diploma qualifies you for paraprofessional design roles, working alongside senior engineers. During your studies you will be using the latest CAD and 3D design technologies, while gaining skills in project management, leadership, and business administration. You can also choose electives in career interest areas including: rural roads, dams, car parks, bus-ways, subdivisions, foundations, pavements, traffic signals, and tunnels. Enquire now for the availability of elective choices, subsidised training, and enrolment dates.
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The Diploma of Civil Construction Design will prepare you for the following roles.
A Draftsperson is responsible for creating technical drawings used for construction or manufacturing purposes. Their designs are used to develop va...
A CAD (Computer Aided Design) Operator creates design drawings for use on building and construction projects. You’ll use various CAD software to pr...
A Hydraulic Designer creates plans for plumbing systems used in a range of settings. You might work on domestic projects or specialise in commercia...
A Civil Designer is employed to oversee civil engineering work such as roads, utilities and pipelines. You’ll design civil projects and make key de...
A Site Engineer coordinates work on civil engineering constructions. You might specialise in a particular type of project or be employed to oversee...
An Infrastructure Planner develops and implements plans for infrastructure projects such as roads, utilities, and public facilities. You might work...
An Underground Service Locator identifies and maps underground utilities to prevent damage during excavation work. You might work on construction s...
A Civil Construction Designer creates plans for infrastructure projects like roads and bridges. You’ll develop technical drawings, specifications,...
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