What positions can civil servants take in the civil engineering examination?

The positions that civil servants can take in the civil engineering examination include urban planning and design, transportation department, water conservancy department, geological department, construction department, quality inspection department and housing security department. In the government, you can choose the urban planning department to participate in the planning, design, construction and maintenance of urban and rural buildings and infrastructure, covering roads, bridges, tunnels, public transportation facilities, water supply, drainage, gas and other aspects. The transportation sector is another area where civil engineers can develop their professional skills. In the water conservancy department, civil engineers can be responsible for the planning, design, construction and maintenance of water conservancy infrastructure such as dams, flood control facilities and water treatment facilities. The geological department needs civil engineers to participate in the planning and design of geological exploration, groundwater engineering and geotechnical engineering. The construction department is the government department in charge of urban construction, where civil engineers can participate in the planning, design, construction and maintenance of various public and civil buildings. The quality inspection department needs to inspect and supervise the quality of various construction projects, and civil engineers can participate in the inspection and supervision of construction quality here. The housing security department is responsible for formulating and implementing housing policies, where civil engineers can participate in housing construction, old city reconstruction, land acquisition and other aspects. The general situation of civil engineering is what it calls civil engineering, which refers to the planning, construction and maintenance of all infrastructure related to water, soil and culture. At present, civil engineering projects include roads, water supply, drainage, flood control works and transportation. In the past, all civil engineering projects for non-military purposes were classified into this category, but with the increasingly broad engineering science, many contents that originally belonged to the scope of civil engineering have become independent subjects. In a narrow sense, civilengineering is equal to civil engineering, that is, building engineering (or structural engineering).