Graduates of the civil engineering technology program at JCCC may work in a variety of entry-level positions in design firms, construction companies or public agencies.

Civil engineering technicians use theory and practical application in planning, designing, constructing, inspecting and maintaining civil engineering projects. Job duties include performing land surveys, creating civil engineering drawings using computer-aided drafting, assisting engineers with design, and project management.

JCCC offers an associate of applied science civil engineering technology program. The 64-credit-hour program offers a broad base of instruction in mathematics, engineering design, drawing interpretation, computer-aided drafting, construction methods and communication skills. Graduates are prepared for a variety of entry-level positions in design firms, construction companies or public agencies.

The 28-credit-hour construction management certificate is intended for supervisors in the construction industry, especially those working for small- to medium-sized contractors. Management skills include construction methods, safety, estimating and management; personnel supervision; business management; and financial and data management.

For more information about the civil engineering technology program at JCCC, contact 913-469-8500, ext. 3363, or industrialtech@jccc.edu.