NOC 21300 • TEER 1 • Engineering
Civil engineers NOC Profile
Explore the NOC profile for Civil engineers, including TEER level, common duties, employment requirements, salary range, province demand, related occupations and Canada PR pathway guidance.
Main duties for Civil engineers
The actual duties matter more than the job title when selecting a NOC code.
Plan and design civil engineering projects.
Prepare drawings, specifications, estimates and reports.
Supervise construction, site execution and quality checks.
Assess structural, transportation, water or infrastructure systems.
Coordinate with contractors, architects and government authorities.
Employment requirements
Common requirements may vary by province, employer and regulatory body.
Civil engineering degree or equivalent qualification.
Relevant engineering or site experience.
Provincial engineering licensing may be required for regulated practice.
Strong technical drawing, project and compliance knowledge.
Related occupations
Applicants with similar experience may need to compare nearby NOC profiles.
Salary and employment outlook
Salary range for Civil engineers in Canada
Indicative salary range: CAD 70,000–110,000. Actual salary depends on province, employer, seniority, licensing, industry, experience and local labour-market conditions.
FAQs
NOC 21300 FAQs
What is NOC 21300?
NOC 21300 is the profile for Civil engineers under Canada's NOC 2021 system.
What TEER is Civil engineers?
Civil engineers is listed here as TEER 1.
Can Civil engineers be useful for Canada PR?
This occupation may be relevant for Canada PR planning depending on your duties, experience, eligibility, documents and chosen pathway.
Does my job title need to be exactly the same?
Not necessarily. Your duties, responsibilities and work evidence are more important than the exact job title.
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