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Tactical Improvement – Becoming a Better Civil Engineer

Bob

Question: Am I the only guy in the world who is getting tired of every social media & web post having to give you a number of things to do? –5 Easy Steps to Great […]

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Resident Engineer’s Toolbox – Digging Into the Plans

Bob

In this article, I continue my series on methods for Resident Engineers to get a new project started. So far, we’ve done a lot of cursory job review & walked the site. Last week, we […]

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Resident Engineer’s Toolbox – Organize Your Plan Review

Bob

I want to continue my series of articles on how a construction Resident Engineer gears up to get a new project started. So far, we’ve done a lot of cursory job review & walked the […]

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Resident Engineer’s Toolbox – Initial Field Recon

Bob

In my last article, I started a series on looking at how a construction Resident Engineer gets a project started (CLICK HERE TO READ IT). We looked at the initial “winter work” kind of activities, […]

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Resident Engineer’s Toolbox – Tracking Schedules

Bob

When I was breaking into the construction industry, I thought one of the cooler jobs that the senior guys got to deal with was working with the construction schedule. Let’s face it: Scheduling is cool. […]

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    Tracking Professional Development Hours (PDH’s)

    If you are a Professional Engineer like me, then I’m going to bet $1 that you have struggled to some extent with keeping track of your PDH’s. Go ahead, admit it, this is a safe [...]
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