Civil Site Engineer

I operate out of my place here in S.S Gutta, right in Mahabubnagar. My house is number 1-10-39/B, and it serves as my base when I am not out at a construction site. Most of my time is spent on the field, dealing with the actual reality of building things. I’m a civil site engineer, which means I’m the one looking at the soil, the steel, and the concrete while the sun is beating down on us. It’s a lot of coordination with the local labor and making sure the plans actually work when they hit the dirt. Things don’t always go exactly like the sketches, so I spend a lot of time problem-solving right there in the mud. I've lived in this part of Andhra Pradesh for a long time, so I understand how the ground is here and what kind of materials we need to get from the local suppliers. It’s not a glamorous life. I usually go home with dust on my trousers and a bit of a headache from the noise, but I wouldn't have it any other way. My neighbors in S.S Gutta see me heading out early in the morning and coming back late. I don't have a big team or a fancy secretary. It’s just me and the projects I take on. If someone needs a site checked or some levels taken, they usually just find me through word of mouth or come by the house. We just keep things simple and practical.