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The title block for some of our clients includes a box for "Lead" or "Lead Engineer."  In some instances, the Lead or Lead Engineer is not the same as the Engineer of Record (the one stamping the drawings).  The EOR is in responsible charge of the drawings, of course, but the Lead is the person...

Please contact me directly if interested. Micah Ferguson, P.E., Civil/Structural Department Head (318) 789-3777 or [email protected] SR. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER This position is: Full Time Position Location: West Monroe, LA Job Description: -Perform all calculations required to produce high...

Does anyone know of a good structural book that is convenient to take on job sites, in the field, etc.?  I'm looking for something small and concise to use for doing quick calculations and such.

I live in Northeast Louisiana and we has some extreme flooding a couple months ago.  As a result, FEMA is redetermining some flood zones.  A friend of mine owns a rental property and he is now being told he will need flood insurance even though he has never needed it before. I am a registered...

I know that this topic has been somewhat covered before, but I wanted to get some fresh thoughts on it. I took the civil PE exam last month, and I'm waiting for my results. Given that I pass, I'm interested in doing residential concrete foundation inspections. I have a relative in the real...

Just a word of caution to anyone with the most recent NCEES practice exam. The very first question of the depth portion uses an equation from the 2000 HCM, not the required 2010 HCM. And there may be several other mistakes as well. It is still worth having in my opinion, just use discretion.

Anyone know of practice exams, other than the ones from NCEES, that have been updated for the new exam specifications?

Anyone know of practice exams, other than the ones from NCEES, that have been updated for the new exam specifications?

Has anyone used the Transportation Depth Reference Manual from ppi2pass? Is it worth buying?

I see no environmental topics on the new exam specifications for the morning session. I don't even see water treatment. I've worked through a couple older practice exams (2005), and they seem to be very heavy in wastewater treatment, water quality, etc. Does everyone agree that it is now safe...

I see no environmental topics on the new exam specifications. I don't even see water treatment. I've worked through a couple older practice exams (2005), and they seem to be very heavy in wastewater treatment, water quality, etc. Does everyone agree that it is now safe to spend very little...

How much space does each person have when taking the exam? Is it just a small desk? Table? Just trying to get an idea so that im studying as close to the real thing as possible.

I know there is a significant change in FFS, but other than that is there any reason to have the 2010 edition? Can I get by with the 2000 edition for the exam?

Has anyone used the Kaplan review course? Its significantly cheaper than some of the others. Is it a "you get what you pay for" kind of thing?

NCEES lists the 6th ed. (2011) of the AASHTO Green Book. Does anyone know if the 5th ed. would work? Are there any significant differences?