Articles Tagged with ''mechanical engineers''

With people in our industry moving around, it is not uncommon to run into plumbing contractors and installers that are not well-versed with the code for the state in which they just moved to.

Regardless of our position in an organization or profession, we all have obligations and responsibilities to the career that we have chosen.

Gary Hayden is a man of many talents. A licensed Professional Engineer in Virginia and eight other states, the 63-year-old’s career has taken him from product development to design and finally, the implementation of radiant and hydronic systems.

Growing up in West Bloomfield, Michigan, Brianne Hall remembers receiving engineering concept lessons in her father’s car on the way to elementary school. Her dad — who had degrees in both civil and mechanical engineering — handed her a paper clip to explain the concept of failure due to fatigue.

The Society awarded 33 scholarships totaling $174,000.

In the United States, we are very goal oriented. We have annual goals. 

At 17 years old, a man working concessions asked Chris Winnie what he wanted to be when he grew up. 

“Because knowledge rapidly deteriorates unless it is used constantly, maintaining within an organization an activity that is used only intermittently guarantees incompetence,” said Peter Drucker.

Several months ago I wrote about personality metrics months back. 

Strategic Energy Solutions’ Theresa Card fell in love with buildings at a young age. It all started with Legos.