Traffic routing engineer vs civil engineer

Differences between traffic routing engineer and civil engineer duties and responsibilities

Traffic routing engineer example responsibilities.

• Regulate power levels, azimuth and adjust antenna heights to achieve maximum coverage.
• Create and updat e ISO documentations for formboard generation, E3D components library population and Volvo support.
• Provide workable solutions to power distribution challenges and for surge protection device relate to complex circuit switches and multiplexer equipment.
• Perform multiple augments installing and adding new devices/servers along with adding configurations for video streaming using Unix and checking router configurations.
• Review geotechnical information gather from subsurface explorations to design concrete foundations for custom steel poles.

Civil engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage production of full sets of contract documents (grading, drainage, water, sewer, paving and SWPPP).
• Manage project programming requirements and manage HVAC design activities.
• Project manage the overall reorganizing and restructuring of the telecommunication department.
• Design engineer and project manager for HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems.
• Support and troubleshoot Hewlett Packard printers, servers, switches, thin clients, and Cisco phone systems.
• Handle and continuously update project documentation as as-built records and construction record reports.
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