Peter Akama – Civil Engineering Technician

Designing and supervising construction projects. Ensuring buildings, roads, and bridges are safe and durable. Following construction standards, regulations, and safety procedures. Managing construction materials, equipment, and resources efficiently. Promoting environmental conservation and sustainable construction. Solving engineering problems through creativity and technical skills. Contributing to the development of my community and the country. Ensuring projects are completed within the required time and budget.

Good mathematical and problem-solving skills. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings. Knowledge of construction materials and methods. Communication and teamwork skills. Attention to detail and accuracy. Knowledge of health and safety procedures. Computer skills, including AutoCAD or Archicad. Ability to work outdoors and on construction sites.

Certificate in Civil Engineering Usually KCSE D (Plain) or equivalent, depending on institution Diploma in Civil Engineering Generally KCSE C- (Minus) or equivalent Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering KCSE C+ (Plus), with required grades in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English/Kiswahili For a diploma, some colleges require specific grades in Mathematics and Physics. For example, Technical University of Kenya accepts C- (Minus) for its Civil Engineering diploma.