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Introduction to Civil Engineering Community: Structure, Societies, and Professional Bodies

The Civil Engineering Community encompasses various professional organizations and societies that focus on different specialties within the field. This includes notable groups such as ASCE, ICE, and ACI, which facilitate networking, knowledge sharing, and professional development. Members may vary in ethnic backgrounds yet share a common interest in engineering principles and practices. This overview highlights the significance of community and collaboration in civil engineering, addressing the diverse roles of structural, geotechnical, and transportation engineers, among others.

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Introduction to Civil Engineering Community: Structure, Societies, and Professional Bodies

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  1. CIVIL ENGINEERING COMMUNITYSession 11 Subject : S0012 / Introduction to Civil Engineering Year : 2007

  2. Community  is a social group of organisms sharing an environment, normally with shared interests.

  3. Community In human communities, intent, belief,resources, preferences, needs, risks and a number of other conditions may be present and common, affecting the identity of the participants and their degree of cohesiveness

  4. Society • is a grouping of individuals, which is characterized by common interests and may have distinctive culture and institutions. In a society, members can be from a different ethnic group

  5. CIVIL Engineering General Community Engineering  • PII ( Persatuan Insinyur Indonesia ) • Professional Engineer Society Civil • Society of Woman Engineer • etc

  6. CIVIL Engineering General Community Civil Engineering  • ASCE ( American Society of CE ) • ICE ( Institution of Civil Engineer ) • AISI (Asosiasi Insinyur Sipil Indonesia ) • etc

  7. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery ) Structural Engineer  • HAKI ( Himpunan Ahli Konstruksi Indonesia ) • ACI ( American Concrete Institute ) • etc

  8. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery ) Geotechnical Engineer  • HATTI ( Himpunan Ahli Teknik Tanah Indonesia ) • IGS ( Internatinal Geosynthetics Society ) • INA-IGS ( Internatinal Geosynthetics Society – Indonesian Chapter) • ISSMGE ( International Society of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering ) • etc

  9. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery ) Transportation Engineer  • MTI ( Masyarakat Transportasi Indonesia ) • AASTHO ( American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials ) • etc

  10. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery ) Highway Engineer  • HPJI ( Himpunan Pengembang Jalan Indonesia) • AABI ( Asosiasi Aspal beton Indonesia ) • AASTHO ( American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials ) • etc

  11. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery ) Water Resources Engineer  • HATHI ( Himpunan Ahli Teknik Hidrolik Indonesia) • Aqua Jaring ( Malaysia ) • Cap Net • etc

  12. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery ) Construction Management Engineer  • HAMKI ( Himpunan Ahli Manajemen Konstruksi Indonesia) • IAMPI ( Ikatan Ahli manajemen Proyek Indonesia) • etc

  13. Civil Engineering Society ( Specific Mastery - Collaboration ) • CKNet Ina ( Collaborative Knoledge Network – Indonesian Chapter – IWEM Sector ) IWEM = Infrastructure Water Resources Environmental management • etc

  14. Certification for Profession The Community / society can give the certification according the membership mastery by the rule of the country law

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