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What IEs do?

Almost any organization in the industrial, business and service sectors can benefit form the skills of industrial engineers, and   therefore  graduate INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS   find themselves working for a wide variety of employers , including those in:

Civil Engineering :    Responsible for planning , designing and construction facilities to serve society.  They work on projects such as roadways, bridges and tunnels , airports , harbors , hydroelectric dams and power plants , irrigation and flood control projects, foundations and frames of buildings, pollution control facilities , and environmental protection projects.

Electrical Engineering:   It deals with generation , transmission, distribution, utilization and control of electrical power, as per requirements of mankind. It offers job opportunities in almost every industry since electricity is the main source of energy.

Computer Engineering:    Deals with design and application of a computer hardware system. These computer systems range in size from tiny embedded processors to massive database and network servers. It often considered a hybrid between the Computer Science & Electrical Engineering due to the utilization in hardware and software technologies.

Electronics and Communication Engineering:  Deals with the principles of electronics devices and communication technologies along with the basic electronic components, design of circuits and systems.  The branch also has very close link with the computer field.

Mechanical Engineering:   Deals in  engineering discipline that involves the application of  physics,  industrial manufacturing ,  industrial machinery, design motors,  study power plant and maintenance for  mechanical improve systems.

 Philippine
Institute of Industrial Engineers