Do American skilled immigrants accept construction engineers?

The so-called skilled immigrants in the United States are EB-2 or EB-3. Both categories are based on employers, but both are immigrants. The prerequisite is that an American employer will hire you for a long time and prove to the labor bureau that they can't find a suitable candidate in the United States and must hire a foreigner for this position. The difference between EB-2 and EB-3 lies in academic qualifications. EB-2 is generally aimed at master's degree, or some better professional undergraduate degree+more than 5 years working experience. EB-3 has no academic requirements, such as graduating from primary school and working as a waiter in Pizza Hut. Because the salary is very low, the local people are unwilling to do it, and the US Department of Labor has also agreed to hire overseas employees.

The builder you asked belongs to EB-2. As long as the legitimate employers in the United States agree to hire you and apply to the Ministry of Labor, of course, you have to go through the corresponding procedures, such as advertising for jobs, but you can't recruit locals. At this time, if the labor department approves, you can enter the immigration application stage.

There are no specific restrictions on the occupations of American immigrants themselves. The main restriction is to see if local people can find the position they are applying for. For example, as a sales manager in a company, many Americans are qualified, so they can't apply for approval. Construction engineers are relatively high-tech. If your salary is the market price, but you can't find a native American with the same treatment, you are qualified. If you can find it, you can't.