Roading engineers inspect roading projects on site
Roading engineers design, plan and supervise the building and repair of structures such as roads, motorways, car parks, pavements, tunnels, freight terminals and traffic islands. Roading engineers may also research driver behaviour and road safety.
He whakamārama
Ko ta te mataaro huarahi mahi ko te hoahoa, te whakatakoto mahere hoki, me te whakarite i te hanga me te whakatika i nga hanganga pera i nga huarahi, huarahi matua, papa waka, ara hikoi, ana, tauranga utauta, me nga motuara hoki. Ka rangahau hoki nga Mataaro Huarahi i nga whanonga o nga kaitaraiwa me te arai hauata ki te huarahi.
Entry Requirements
To become a roading engineer you need a Bachelor of Engineering.
Pay
Industry sources indicate that the average gross salary for roading engineers in 2008 was about $73,900, with the highest-paid 25% earning about $80,000, while the lowest-paid 25% earned an average
Job Outlook
Many employers offer roading engineering work to engineering students before they finish their qualifications.
Skill shortage information
There is a long term skill shortage for this job.
Source: Department of Immigration, Skills Shortages
