Who is a good Civil Engineer?

Er. E. Sreedharan (Metroman)

Learn the subject thoroughly. Knowledge is strength. Knowledge about the subject will attract respect and will always be your greatest strength. And then develop good qualities. Mere knowledge of engineering is not enough if you don't have values and ethics. You can never be a brilliant engineer if you don't love your country.

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Our Activities in general. We have multifaceted activities functioning in various verticals. Corporate training for the employees of Construction companies and undertaking PMC projects and we work as Quality consultant to many projects.

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Do you aim to have a better job and good salary in Civil Engineering field? You can join us to make your career dreams fly ..

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Billing Engineer, Planning Engineer & QA/QC Engineer courses are our specializations. These are very lucrative jobs in construction sector and only Civil Engineers can do this kind of works. MSP and Primavera are used for Planning Engineers while some of the Billing and ERP software help to prepare bills. Billing Engineer's job is very respective one.

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Tendering is a very distinguished 😊 job and only those who are the core team in the construction company does this work. Tendering team will be very close to the top Management also. The Job of the Project Manager is to manage the entire project within Time, within the Budget and with good quality and safety. Project Engineer assist the Project Manager (PM)

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Civil Talents Technical Consultancy Services (CTCS) Office. CAD Designs, Training Supporting and PMC works are managed from here. This is the Back of the House (BoH) for CivilTalents training activities.

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Admission for the Diploma in construction Management (DCM) has started. A few seats are still available. Why don't you apply or refer this seat to others?

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Our certification partner is JAIN deemed to be University. The Diploma certification is subject to conditions.

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Our class room can accommodate 25 students in one batch. Fully Air-conditioned classroom with modern audio video arrangements for conducting excellent seminars or classes.

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We conduct Seminars in Engineering Colleges to interact with the new generation. Also we explain them in simple ways what are the various job opportunities they have after coming out of the college  

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To book a seat for you or for your relative, call 9400110011

Welcome to CivilTalents.Com.

What is CivilTalents.Com? Watch this 8 minute video tutorial till the end and let us know your comments.

What is decibel (dB)?

What is a decibel?

To understand the dB, we need to learn Exponents and Logarithm first,

What is Logarithm and how it is related to the exponents?

Here's a simple example:

100=102=10×10$$$$

Here, the little 2 is called the exponent. It means multiply 10 by itself twice. Similarly, for:

1000=
103=10×10×10$$$$

3 is the exponent, and means multiply 10 by itself 3 times.

A logarithm is the exact opposite of an exponent. Take another simple example. This is pronounced "the logarithm to base ten of one thousand equals three":

log101000=3$$$$

10 is called the base. The logarithm of 1000 is simply the number of times the base (in this case 10) must be multiplied by itself to get to 1000, i.e. 3 times. And you should notice that this is just the same as the exponent from the equation above. Each equation uses the same three numbers, just arranged in a slightly different way.
Now, the strange thing is that exponents and bases don't have to be whole numbers. In fact, they can be any numbers at all. Here is a completely random example:

64.7=4542.6674

log64542.6674=4.7$$$$

One important rule to learn is that the logarithm of 1 is always zero, regardless of its base.

The decibel

The decibel (dB) is one tenth of a bel and is named in honour of Alexander Graham Bell. The intensity in dB of a sound of intensity I is given by

I(dB)=10log10[II0]

It is a relative unit which means it only makes sense when you have a reference level to compare to. For our reference we use the threshold of human hearing. The quietest thing any human can hear, I0, is one trillionth of a watt per square meter. So, if a sound is twice as intense as I0, its intensity will be

10log10[2I0I0]=10log102=3dB

Scenario	Number of times more intense than I0	Intensity in dB
Limit of human hearing	1	0
Sound of Breathing	10	10
Whispering	100	20
Loud Conversation	100,000	50
Busy Street	10,000,000	70
Thunder	10,000,000,000	100
Jet Plane on Take-off	100,000,000,000,000	140
Space Rocket Launch	10,000,000,000,000,000,000	190

Free Seminar on Job oriented specializations in Civil Engineering

Free Seminar on Job oriented specializations in Civil Engineering by CivilTalents & Jain University

We are conducting free Seminars for fresh Civil Engineers on 20th June,  29th June, 6th July and 13th July. We are providing counseling to choose the right path for freshers. Experts give their opinion and free counseling for the freshers to decide how their future career shall be formulated.

Interested students can call our number and register their names s & ince the maximum seats are limited to 25 only.

The students can bring their parents also. Our expert Counselors will answer your queries. All Civil Engineering aspirants please utilize this opportunity.

Program:

• 10. 00 am - 10.30 am -  Registration
• 10 .30 am - 11.30 am -  Job oriented specializations in Civil Engineering by Er. Suresh Lal SD, CEO - CivilTalents
• 11 .30 am - 12.30 pm -  Jain University Skill Development Diploma Courses for Engineers by Mr. Baiju B, Zonal Academic Co-ordinator, Jain University
• 12. 30 pm to 1.30 pm -  individual Counseling with the experts

Significant courses you need to learn after B.Tech

What are Important courses after civil engineering?

https://www.quora.com/What-are-Important-courses-after-civil-engineering/answer/CivilTalents-Com

Apart from higher studies and courses like MBA, M. Tech etc, why can’t someone think out of the box? Practical courses with job oriented specializations may help you a lot. Higher studies you can pursue later also once you have settled in your career. Every year the competition in the Industry is increasing from the newer batches of Civil Engineers.

More than 70% of the jobs are offered by private companies. They need Civil Engineers with basic degree only. But job proficiency is a must. If you closely observe the job market, you can see that the job requirements are focused on specialized engineering skills such as Planning Engineer, Project Engineer, Billing Engineer, Quantity Surveyor, Tendering Engineer, QA/QC Engineer etc based on the nature of the job.

In my opinion and based on my 2 decades of experience in the Construction Industry in India and abroad, I can surely say this. The Engineering Education in India is not focusing on these real facts. Fresh Engineers are really struggling in their initial years to get a clarity of what the industry is required and how to establish their position in the Industry. They are really wasting their 2–3 years of career by grabbing the first come job even at a very low salary like 5K or more.

On this basis I have started a firm to support fresh Engineers in Kochi, Kerala. But the attitude of the students are changed and they are now planning to learn practical subjects other than leaning CAD and 3D ?

Er. Suresh Lal SD

Opportunities for fresh Civil Engineers

What are opportunities for civil engineers (freshers)?

https://www.quora.com/What-are-opportunities-for-civil-engineers-freshers

More than 70% of the jobs are offered by private companies. They need Civil Engineers with basic degree only. But job proficiency is a must. If you closely observe the job market, you can see that the job requirements are focused on specialized engineering skills such as Planning Engineer, Project Engineer, Billing Engineer, Quantity Surveyor, Tendering Engineer, QA/QC Engineer etc based on the nature of the job.
In my opinion and based on my 2 decades of experience in the Construction Industry in India and abroad, I can surely say this. The Engineering Education in India is not focusing on these real facts. Fresh Engineers are really struggling in their initial years to get a clarity of what the industry is required and how to establish their position in the Industry. They are really wasting their 2–3 years of career by grabbing the first come job even at a very low salary like 5K or more.
On this basis I have started a firm to support fresh Engineers in Kochi, Kerala. But the attitude of the students are changed and they are now planning to learn practical subjects other than leaning CAD and 3D ?
Er. Suresh Lal SD