Civil Engineering Association

A set of Level 1 and Level 2 Technical Guidance Notes provides core technical guidance to those in the early stages of their careers, helping junior engineers gain skills and technical competence in the workplace. They also act as useful ‘refreshers’ for more senior engineers.

- Not completed, see below

Technical Guidance Note 1 Level 1 - Principles of design
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 1 - Derivation of dead loads
Technical Guidance Note 3 Level 1 - Derivation of imposed loads
Technical Guidance Note 4 Level 1 - Derivation of wind load
Technical Guidance Note 5 Level 1 - Derivation of snow load
Technical Guidance Note 6 Level 1 - Notional loading (equivalent horizontal forces)
Technical Guidance Note 7 Level 1 - Barrier and vehicle loading
Technical Guidance Note 8 Level 1 - Derivation of loading to retaining structures
Technical Guidance Note 9 Level 1 - Visualisation of structures
Technical Guidance Note 10 Level 1 - Principles of lateral stability

Technical Guidance Note 11 Level 1 - Floor vibration
Technical Guidance Note 12 Level 1 - Reading reinforced concrete drawings
Technical Guidance Note 13 Level 1 - Reading structural steelwork drawings
Technical Guidance Note 14 Level 1 - Structural analysis methodology
Technical Guidance Note 15 Level 1 - Moment distribution
Technical Guidance Note 16 Level 1 - Lateral torsional buckling
Technical Guidance Note 17 Level 1 - Element size estimation
Technical Guidance Note 18 Level 1 - Design of timber floor joists
Technical Guidance Note 19 Level 1 - Soil-bearing capacity
Technical Guidance Note 20 Level 1 - Site investigations

Technical Guidance Note 21 Level 1 - How to avoid torsion
Technical Guidance Note 22 Level 1 - Biaxial bending in columns
Technical Guidance Note 23 Level 1 - Introduction to piling
Technical Guidance Note 24 Level 1 - Precast concrete planks
Technical Guidance Note 25 Level 1 - Introduction to fatigue
Technical Guidance Note 26 Level 1 - Cracking in concrete
Technical Guidance Note 27 Level 1 - Introduction to masonry
Technical Guidance Note 30 Level 1 - Ground-bearing slabs

Technical Guidance Note 31 Level 1 - Drawing nomenclature
Technical Guidance Note 32 Level 1 - Floor slab construction
Technical Guidance Note 33 Level 1 - Retaining wall construction
Technical Guidance Note 34 Level 1 - Introduction to below-ground drainage
Technical Guidance Note 35 Level 1 - Introduction to structural glass

Technical Guidance Note 1 Level 2 Designing a Steel Beam
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 2 Designing a Steel Column
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 3 Designing a concrete slab
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 4 Designing a concrete beam
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 5 Designing a concrete column

Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 6 Design of a Laterally Loaded Masonry Wall
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 7 Designing a concrete pad foundation
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 8 Designing a pile-cap
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 9 Designing a reinforced concrete retaining wall
Technical Guidance Note 2 Level 11 Steel fibre reinforced concrete ground bearing slabs


Not in the link :

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Technical Guidance Note 28 Level 1 - Introduction to extreme loading conditions
Technical Guidance Note 29 Level 1 - Post-fix anchors

Technical Guidance Note 10 Level 2 - Design of reinforced concrete walls
Technical Guidance Note 12 Level 2 - Introduction to steel portal frames
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