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What is a different way to say Soil relocation engineer?

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Ditch digger

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The different way to say Soil relocation engineer.

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ditch digger

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Just as a "sanitation engineer" is a name given to a garbage collector, so "soil relocation engineer" may be another name for a ditch digger or grave digger.

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There are many jobs in the mining and construction industries where engineering expertise is required with respect to appropriate relocation of soil. A mining engineer will need to relocate soil in such a way as to prevent cave-ins, slides, or pollution, while facilitating reclamation of the mine site when it is no longer productive.

A civil engineer will need to relocate soil using many of the same considerations as a mining engineer, but will also have to plan the moves so as to minimize cuts and fills, and to ensure adequate compaction for the construction to be done.

A dredge operator will perform soil relocation operations to or from underwater locations.

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