Unsafe civil engineering designs and construction by unqualified engineers lead to frequent building failures.
Inadequate civil engineering practices cause leakages that lead to corrosion and reduce building durability.
Poor civil engineering in road construction results in potholes and poor road conditions due to insufficient thickness, lack of camber, and improper drainage.
Ineffective infrastructure design causing flooding of roads and underpasses, damaging urban transport routes and disrupting daily commutes.
Faulty civil engineering approaches in remodelling key buildings and infrastructure causes planning and execution issues.
Inadequate enforcement and outdated civil engineering regulations lead to widespread building violations and lack of required structural designs.
Unscientific civil engineering priorities in zoning regulations result in planning inefficiencies regarding FAR, road widths, and building heights.
Lack of frameworks to hold civil engineers accountable undermines industry standards.
Poor civil engineering practices and non-technical personnel contribute to water, soil, and air pollution.
Lack of civil engineering oversight results in widespread illegal encroachments on lakes and stormwater systems.
Absence of regulatory bodies for civil engineering updates hinders industry progress and adaptation.iencies.
Inappropriate individuals entering the unregulated civil engineering field compromise safety and quality.
Civil engineering lacks formal legal recognition similar to professions like CA or MCI, leaving engineers vulnerable.
Technical organisations led by non-technical personnel impact the effectiveness of civil engineering projects.
Regulations framed by non-experts result in unrealistic and unsustainable civil engineering codes.
Insufficient representation of qualified civil engineers in decision-making bodies affects industry standards and policies.
Insufficient awareness of current civil engineering practices and legal procedures leads to disputes and inefficiencies.
