What jobs are there in the construction industry?

Entering the construction industry can start with "five members". The "five members" in the construction industry refer to the budget officer, builder, quality inspector, material officer and safety officer, and are the basic posts of various functions in the construction industry.

Budget officer: The entry threshold is high. In the field of construction engineering, the budgeter mainly has four responsibilities: first, master the management of design budget and construction budget;

Second, contract control;

Third, claim management;

Fourth, project settlement. These four responsibilities indicate the general requirements for enterprises to recruit budget officers: college degree or above, major in civil engineering and related fields, holding a budget officer's employment certificate, having basic knowledge of engineering construction, being familiar with various building materials and technologies, being familiar with engineering quantity calculation rules, and being familiar with various related software operations.

Architect: The development prospect is broad. As the name implies, the builder mainly solves construction problems on site and gives guidance to on-site construction personnel. Because the builder's work is relatively basic, enterprises often like to recruit some fresh graduates who can bear hardships and let them start to hone the construction industry in this position.

Quality inspector: the quality inspector shall sign the quality inspection sheet on behalf of the company, conduct spot checks on the project quality, and supervise and assist the material engineer to ensure the material quality. It can be said that the quality inspector is the first "gatekeeper" of the project quality.

Material clerk: The most important thing in enterprise management is that the job of material clerk is to keep materials in zero inventory and effectively keep them under the premise of ensuring materials. Safety officer: The main task of the safety engineer is to be responsible for the overall management of safe production and civilized construction.