When you use his ability it gives a tremendous boost to the current in-progress structure, often making it complete just one turn after you use his ability. The great engineer can speed up buildings and wonders.You can even chop trees in an area outside your territory, it still gives some production (though less, and it gets further decreased with distance) to your closest city. Chopping down trees gives a small boost towards the currently in-progress building. If you're desperate for production you can de-allocate a citizen altogether: each unemployed citizen produces 1 production per turn. It means that you should put civilians inside tiles / buildings that have the most impact on production. You can just use the radio button under the "civilian allocation focus" to let the computer choose the best allocation, or you can do it yourself manually. Redirect the civilian allocation to increase production.For example Steam Power increases production from lumber mills, so if you have a lot of those around your city this technology could really give it a boost Railroad will allow you to connect cities by railroad which increases production and the Order social policy will increase all production for building by 25%. Shoot for technologies or social policies that increase production.Marble is especially useful, as any city which has a worker on improved marble gets a 25% production boost, though only for wonders. Increase the production yield of the city's tiles by improving them with workers, or build factories using great engineers (though great engineers can be used in a different way, see below).Purchase production-increasing buildings with gold.Build a few production-increasing buildings before you build your long building.The most obvious solution is to increase the production of the city.
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