This report provides a comprehensive overview of civil engineering technology, focusing on earthworks, foundation construction, safety protocols, and highway design. It begins by discussing earthwork processes, equipment, and techniques used to prepare land for construction, including the use of scrapers, bulldozers, and power shovels. The report then details methods for creating complex foundations, piling works, and drainage systems, emphasizing the importance of selecting appropriate techniques based on site conditions. It also covers culvert and underpass construction, highlighting the different methods and factors to consider. A significant portion of the report is dedicated to identifying hazards, risks, and safety arrangements for various construction activities, such as excavations and work on highways, and includes the development of a site safety plan with risk assessments and method statements. Furthermore, the report evaluates the environmental, quality, geotechnical, and economic context of civil engineering problems and proposes solutions, culminating in a description of highway design methods and a design proposal for a new infrastructure project. This document is available on Desklib, a platform offering a wide range of study tools and resources for students.