ISCO Specialization 2144.1.2 Agricultural Engineer
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Agricultural Engineer: Agricultural engineers intervene in a variety of matters within the agriculture field in combination with engineering concepts. They design and develop machinery and equipment for an efficient and sustainable exploitation of the land. They advise on the use of resources in agricultural sites comprising the usage of water and soil, harvesting methods, and waste management.
Essential Skills
- Approve Engineering Design
- Assess Financial Viability
- Troubleshoot
- Mechanics
- Adjust Engineering Designs
- Engineering Principles
- Legislation In Agriculture
- Mechanical Engineering
- Use Technical Drawing Software
- Technical Drawings
- Perform Scientific Research
- Engineering Processes
- Execute Feasibility Study
Optional Skills
- Design Principles
- Pollution Prevention
- Provide Advice To Farmers
- Oversee Construction Project
- Advise On Pollution Prevention
- Create Technical Plans
- Advise On Irrigation Projects
- Control Production
- Design Prototypes
- Draft Design Specifications
- Maintain Agricultural Machinery
- Civil Engineering
- Record Test Data
- Assess Environmental Impact
- Agricultural Production Principles
- Product Data Management
- Develop Agricultural Policies
- Biology
- Research Improvement Of Crop Yields
- Environmental Legislation
- Irrigation Systems
- Conduct Performance Tests
- Pollution Legislation
- Use Cad Software
- Analyse Test Data
- Perform Test Run
Alternative Names
- Agricultural Technology Engineering Consultant
- Agricultural Technology Engineering Expert
- Agricultural Engineering Adviser
- Agricultural Consultant Engineer
- Agricultural Engineering Consultant
- Agricultural Engineering Specialist
- Agriculture Engineer
- Agricultural Technology Engineer
- Agricultural Landscape Engineer
- Agricultural Technology Engineering Adviser
- Agricultural Engineering Expert
- Agricultural Technology Engineering Specialist
