Is it easy for the second-level constructor to pass the municipal engineering?

The pass rate of municipal major of Grade II constructor is about 10%- 15%, and the examination is still difficult, but because of this, the treatment and gold content are higher than other majors.

The difficulty of the second-level constructor's municipal professional examination The subjects of the second-level municipal constructor's examination include the comprehensive examination of construction management, construction regulations and related knowledge, management and practice of municipal public works, etc.

There is still some difficulty in the municipal administration of the second-level constructor. Although the specific difficulty varies from person to person and cannot be generalized, municipal issues have become more and more difficult in the past two years, and there are many problems beyond the scope.

Therefore, in the process of learning, we should fully grasp the basis of case analysis. Municipal courses mainly focus on divergent thinking, controlling the safety matters that should be paid attention to in construction, and how to take treatment measures to prevent the adverse consequences of engineering construction.

Is it easy for a municipal second-level constructor to find a job? The municipal major of the second-level constructor is still very easy to find a job. After being registered, he can serve as a construction project manager, engage in the management of other construction activities, and engage in other businesses as stipulated by laws, administrative regulations or the construction administrative department of the State Council.

Secondary construction engineer municipal work is divided into:

1. Urban roads and their facilities: urban motor vehicle lanes, non-motor vehicle lanes, sidewalks, public parking lots, squares, pipeline corridors and safe passages, shoulders, guardrails, road signs, land for road construction and road greening control, and other road ancillary facilities.

2. Urban bridges and culverts and their facilities: urban bridges, tunnels, culverts, overpasses, pedestrian bridges across the street, underground passages and other ancillary facilities.

3. Urban drainage facilities: urban rainwater pipelines, sewage pipelines, rainwater and sewage confluence pipelines, drainage ditches, pumping stations, sewage treatment plants and other ancillary facilities.

4. Urban flood control facilities: urban flood control dikes, river dams, flood control walls, drainage pumping stations, spillways and other ancillary facilities.