This report delves into the application of civil engineering technology within the context of constructing an industrial complex near a major expressway. The report begins by detailing various earthwork techniques, equipment, and methods used in the initial phases of construction, including excavation types, equipment like bulldozers and excavators, and methods for calculating volumes. It then explores methods for complex foundations, piling, and drainage systems essential for the stability of large structures. The report also covers the design and construction of culverts and underpasses, highlighting the materials and techniques employed. Furthermore, it addresses deep excavation and earthwork operations, including methods for dealing with groundwater. The report also emphasizes slope stability techniques. The second part of the report focuses on risk assessments, safety plans, and health and safety legislation relevant to civil engineering projects. It outlines risk and hazard identification, safety arrangements, and the importance of method statements. The report also explores the environmental, quality, geotechnical, and economic considerations of a civil engineering problem, proposing viable solutions. Lastly, the report describes methods and techniques used in highway design, providing a proposal for new infrastructure access within the project.