Recent content by Kegley

The money wasn't quite as good as the guys working for the private sector clients, but the steady flow of projects, and the lack of late nights was worth it for me. 

To add to what DanHalen said, I used to work for a consulting firm that was about 80% private clients (land development, etc.) and 20% public clients (municipality, water, wastewater, etc.). I worked on the public side of the consulting firm. I rarely worked more than 40 hours. When the...

When do you sign and seal plans (Florida)? According to the FAC it looks like you can end up signing plans multiple times: FAC 61G15-23.001 (b) A professional engineer shall not sign, date and seal any documents which are not final documents unless the professional engineer states any...

Awesome! Mine's listed as well. Do you know if they have everyone listed yet? I'm trying to look up someone but their status still says "Eligible for Exam".

Excellent write-up! I'll be taking Water/Env. next October in Orlando so I'm glad you included so much information about the testing center. I was not planning on taking that many books into the test, looks like I'll have to reevaluate that decision. Were you satisfied with the Water/Env...

The next paragraph of that article says this: “NCEES voted to remove these requirements (master's degree) to avoid confusion and unintended comity licensure barriers while it works on the specifics of the requirement.” It sounds like this is a temporary decision until they get things figured...