At present, China is in a period of rapid industrialization. With the rapid development of construction industry, a large number of construction talents, especially cost engineers, are needed. However, the first-class cost engineer exam is difficult and few people pass it. The demand for second-level cost engineers is increasing year by year. It is tempting to hold a second-class constructor's certificate.
Taking the second-class cost engineer certificate can provide more employment opportunities. There is a shortage of cost engineers in China. Many construction companies will compete for second-class cost engineers with high salaries, high benefits and high subsidies. In the case of short supply, registered second-level cost engineers have more choices when looking for a job.
Taking the second-class cost engineer certificate can win you a broader employment prospect. From the whole management process of construction engineering industry, cost management is the top priority of all links. As a whole-process cost manager, cost engineers have become hot talents. The existing second-level cost engineers cannot meet the job requirements, creating a bright future for the employment of second-level cost engineers.
Which major is better for the second-level cost engineer? The major of civil engineering has the best employment prospect among the four majors of secondary cost engineers. General construction units and consulting units need civil engineering cost talents. Civil engineering is a major with the largest number of applicants and the most employment opportunities among cost engineers. After all, commercial buildings and houses are just needed now. Civil engineering majors mainly carry out cost budget, project settlement, cost monitoring, project change and visa audit.
Installation engineering specialty: Judging from the current employment situation, the scope of installation specialty is not as good as that of civil engineering. However, at present, there is a shortage of employees for installation by cost engineers, and the inspection content of installation engineering specialty is relatively professional, so non-professionals generally do not take this major, resulting in fewer people applying for installation.
Installation engineering majors are mainly responsible for water supply, drainage, reclaimed water, fire water, fire alarm, ventilation, air conditioning water, cooling water, power, lighting, lightning protection and grounding, weak current system, gas, heat, water purification system, sewage treatment system, power distribution system, boilers, generator sets, elevators, etc.