Architectural design technologists coordinate with architects, designers, and engineers to design architecture for construction projects.

Building controls installers are responsible for installing, programming, testing, calibrating, operating, and repair of control systems along with their related software, hardware, and equipment.

CAD Designers use technology to help generate designs for complex projects.

Civil CADD designers create CAD drawings, layouts, and designs using basic design and engineering principles and reviewing the drawings to ensure compliance with design standards.

Civil design technicians CAD software to prepare detailed construction drawings, horizontal and vertical geometric information, 3D models for use in construction, and related maps and specifications used in the planning, design and construction of engineering projects.

Construction inspectors attend pre-construction meetings, evaluate plans and specifications for construction projects, and conduct field inspections to inspect standards of building structures and materials.

Construction supervisors oversee construction activities that take place on the worksite, and are heavily involved in planning, organizing, and controlling projects. Construction supervisors supervise contractors and staff while maintaining a safe work environment.

Control systems service technicians install and maintain building control systems including HVAC systems or other industrial control systems that operate in homes, businesses, plants, and factories.

Cost estimators collect and analyze data in order to estimate the time, money, materials, and labor required to construct a building.

Engineering technicians work alongside engineers to assist with research, evaluation, design, and quality control processes.

Facility management technicians schedule the repair and maintenance at all the facilities of an organization and regular tests to identify any irregularity in the electrical systems, machines, furniture, or other materials that are important for the functioning of the facility.

Construction project managers oversee all aspects of the building process, working closely with engineers and architects to develop plans, establish timetables, and determine labor and material costs. They are responsible for ensuring the project is completed on budget and within scope.

Surveyors make precise measurements to determine property boundaries.