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The Morning Ruck
2.2 miles. 35 pounds. By any standard, it’s a simple walk outside. For me, and I’m sure anybody else who gets up at 0530 to get some physical work in, it’s the discipline. The routine. […]
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Windshield Debrief – Better vs. More Efficient
The world of construction engineering has changed during my coming-up-on 40 years in the business. What used to be done strictly using pencils, paper and field books has morphed into all sorts of technological advancements. […]
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Math for Surveyors
We might take the math skills that we have as engineers and construction professionals for granted. The course I teach has a math/geometry prerequisite requirement, however, many of the students haven’t touched sin/cos/tan or the […]
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We’re All Instructors
The term “lifelong learner” can mean different things to different people. Certainly, as a licensed professional engineer, it goes without saying that we HAVE TO BE lifelong learners – Continuing education is a requirement for […]
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Q&A – Changing Directions
What’s up Crew? Cool to be back with y’all. In this episode, I answer a question that I received from a college student who is considering changing his educational trajectory into construction management. Episode Transcript […]