Articles Tagged with ''mechanical engineers''

In last month’s column, I wrote about how military strategy can help businesses learn to navigate the current chaotic times. 

Now that many jurisdictions across the country are mandating fire sprinkler systems in new-home construction, de-signers need to be aware of the requirements and challenges these systems can face in relation to water meters.

As plumbing engineers, we need to constantly expand our knowledge to stay current with an ever-changing landscape (especially in today’s world where COVID-19 brings further uncertainty).  

For many customers and projects, selecting a propane tankless water heater is a smart decision. 

In my last column, I talked about a number of personality metrics available to you and I ranked those metrics.

Gas-fired appliances are commonly used for space heating, water heating, cooking and more.

In my last column, I wrote about the concept of personality metrics and how our industry and other markets are using them. 

From my last couple columns, we had an in-depth conversation with one of the people analytics industry’s leading experts Kelly Reed, Ph.D.  

Last month, we started going through what people analytics are, what the potential upsides are, and what some of the down sides are. Now we’ll continue with my interview with Kelly Reed, the managing director, global people & culture solutions with Lockton.

As engineers, we often keep our head down, working hard to finish projects. It’s easy to lose track of what is happening in the world, let alone other industries, especially in human resources.