THE PRACTICE OF

CIVIL ENGINEERING
 PROFESSIONAL
RESPONSIBILITY
 CLIENT-CIVIL ENGINEER
RELATIONSHIP
 CIVIL ENGINEERING
SERVICES
 SPECIALIZATION OF A
CIVIL ENGINEER
REPORT 1
PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

• The engineers take into account and show due regard for
the consequences of their conduct for the well-being of others as
well as for the impact of their work on society and the citizenry.
 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

ENGINEERS:
Uphold the honor, integrity, and dign
ity of the profession;

Practice engineering in compliance

with all legal requirements in the jurisd
iction of practice;
 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY
ENGINEERS:
Represent their profesional qualificatio
ns and experience truthfully;

Reject practices of unfair competition;

 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

ENGINEERS:
Promote mentorship and knowledge-s
haring equitably with current and future
engineers;

Educate the public on the role of civil e

ngineering in society; and
 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

ENGINEERS:
 Continue professional development to en
hance their technical and non-technical c
ompetencies.
CLIENT-CIVIL ENGINEER RELATI
ONSHIP

• The success of any engineering project often revolves

around the quality of the relationship between client and
service provider.
CLIENT-CIVIL ENGINEER RELATIONSH
IP
ENGINEERS:
 Act as faithful agents of their clients
and employers with integrity and pr
ofessionalism;

 Make clear to clients and employer

s any real, potential, or perceived c
onflicts of interest;
CLIENT-CIVIL ENGINEER RELATIONSH
IP
ENGINEERS:
 Communicate in a timely manner to clie
nts and employer any risks and limitatio
n related to their work;

 Present clearly and promptly the conseq

uences to clients and employers if their
engineering judgment is overrulrd wher
e health, safety and welfare of the publi
c may be endagered;
CLIENT-CIVIL ENGINEER RELATIONSH
IP
ENGINEERS:
 Keeps clients' and employers' identified pr
oprietary information confidential;

 Perform services only in areas of their co

mpetence; and
CLIENT-CIVIL ENGINEER RELATIONSH
IP
ENGINEERS:
 Approve, sign, or seal only work products that have b
een prepared or reviewed by them or under their res
ponsible charge.
CIVIL ENGINEER services
CIVIL ENGINEER services

• A vast domain that extend to the planning, design and

construction of infrastructure suc as commercial and
residential building.
 CIVIL ENGINEER SERVICES
 Design, consultaion and advice
 Feasibility studies
 Field investigation and engineering data collection
 Environmental assessments, impact statements or Engineering repor
ts
 Opinions of probable construction cost
 Preliminary and final designs, drawings, specifications and constructi
on bidding documents
 Assistance in securing construction bids and in awarding contracts
 CIVIL ENGINEER SERVICES
 Construction administration and observation
 Arrangements for or performing of testing of materials and equipment
 Assistance in start-up, assessment of capacity, and operation of facilit
ies
 Preparation of operation and maintenance manuals
 Appraisals and rate studies
 Value engineering
 Expert testimony
 Assessment of risks
 CIVIL ENGINEER SERVICES
 Construction administration and observation
 Structural remediation or rehabilitation
 Project Management and controls
 Provision of supplemental temporary staff
 Teaching
 specialization
specialization ofof
a acivil engineer
civil engineer
• A Civil Engineer who has demonstrated his knowledge,
experience, education and training in accordance with the
requirements of the concerned Specialty Committee of the
PICE is qualified for positions in the respective areas of
specialization.
 SPECIALIZATION OF A
CIVIL ENGINEER
PICE recognized specializations: (Manual of professional practice of civil engineer, 2nd ed.)
 Stuctural Engineering
• Engineers are trained to design the “bones and muscles” that create the f
orm and shape of man-made structures. They undertsand and calculate s
tability, strength, rigidity and earthquake-susceptibility of built structures fo
r buildings and nonbuildings stuctures.
 Geotechnical Engineering
• A branch of civil engineering that involves natural materials found close to
the surface of the earth. They use the application of the principles of soil
mechanics and rock mechanics to the design of faudations.
 SPECIALIZATION OF A
CIVIL ENGINEER
PICE recognized specializations: (Manual of professional practice of civil engineer, 2nd ed.)
 Water Engineering
• It involved with the provision of clean water, disposal of water waste and
sewage, and the prevention of flood damage.
 Transportation Engineering
• It is the application of technology and specific principles to the planning, f
untional design, operation and management of facilities for any mode of tr
ansportation in order to provide safe, efficient, rapid, comfortable, conveni
ent, economical and environmetally compatible movememt of people and
goods transport.
 SPECIALIZATION OF A
CIVIL ENGINEER
PICE recognizes specializations (Manual of professional practice of civil engineer, 2nd ed.)
 Construction Management and Engineering/ Construction Engineerin
g Management
• It involves the application of technical and scientific knowledge to infrustra
cture construction projects. This specialization blends engineering with co
nstruction management, which is concerned with overseeing the actual c
onstruction.
Thanks for your attention
 GROUP 1
• ABAD, LADY JOY G.
• ABAT, CHARLENE MAE S.
• ACOSTA, LAARNI T.
• ADAIS, FEVELYN D.
• AGSALDA, JIMSON JOHN G.
• AMERILA, KRISTINE DIANE A.
• ANANAYO, JAYSON T.
• ANDRES, MEA GINOEL M.
• ANUMA, LIZETTE JOYCE
• ARA, LESLIE N.