What kind of work do you do?

[redrum]

What kind of work do you do?

 

[Road Guy]

Consulting B)

 

[JoeysVee]

I'm in the Federal-Nuclear field.

 

[RIP - VTEnviro]

Consulting, but also pseudo-local government work, as I do a lot of local public works.

 

[royal flush]

No option for city/local government? And no option for public or private utility?

 

[Kipper]

I'm with the local electric utility. :bad: :bow:

 

[redrum]

lots of fellow scum sucking consultants on board!

 

[petermcc]

I try my best not to do any work......

:beerchug

 

[FusionWhite]

Im in consulting now but am dying to find a manufacturing job.

 

[tmckeon_PE]

Independent Contractor as of now, primarily working for a single engineering firm on the East coast of Florida. That firm does consulting (small to large residential and commercial site plans, permitting, etc.)

Expect that I will be doing more self (sole proprieter) type work this year until I get enough work to justify incorporation and insurance type things.

 

[grover]

Federal, DoD. I do mostly emergency power- generators & UPS systems. Some base power plants, but mostly buildings.

 

[ktulu]

I work for a university in a research capacity...for about the next month. Then another colleague and I are starting a consulting/research/materials testing firm...

ktulu

 

[jfusilloPE]

I'm a project engineer for a county sanitary/water resource.

 

[Dark Knight]

Electric Utility - Protection & Control(aka Relay Engineer)

 

[Bminer]

Mining and geological consulting - resource evaluation, geologic modeling, surface and underground mine design - mainly in aggregates and industrial minerals.

 

[traffic]

I am Traffic Engineer for a local municipality, before then a Traffic Engineer for NCDOT

 

[RIP - VTEnviro]

Dammit, why don't you work here. A guy called us looking for a traffic study today and we had to turn him away because we don't do that.

 

[Dleg]

"state" environmental regulator - for a US island territory. Stormwater, wastewater, marine water, groundwater, wetlands, solid waste, and any number of odd things that they throw my way.

Before that, construction management on a large seaport project, and some civil design work thrown in here and there.

Before that, oilfield well logging - downhole geological measurements, cased hole mechanical services (like cement job evaluations and explosive perforating).

 

[scottiesei]

I work for myself. Have a few people that I sub too. Structural engineering.

 

[MetroRAFB]

I work for myself.  Have a few people that I sub too.  Structural engineering.

I have a feeling I'm gonna be trying to pick your brain over the next few months. Structural design has always appealed to me, I've ordered one test on wood structure design and I can't wait until it arrives. For some reason, passing the PE (ME) has really given me a thirst for more engineering knowledge. :true:

Sorry, text above, not test.