Post by twetch#3009

14vw4z…uU2t Key · twetch

Respect. Keep going. What kind of businesses do you run? Curious if we're in similar fields as I see the $engineering tag in your profile.

1A7CXh…iUJS Key · twetch

Mechanical, electrical, plumbing engineering design, equipment supply, service, and building automation controls for all of the above for hospitals, data centers, pharma/clean room, university, supermarkets, etc. PE license is in mechanical engineering.

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Replies (3)

14vw4z…uU2t Key · twetch
Replying to@1A7CXh…iUJS

Very cool. I do structural/civil, mostly coastal/marine environments. House lifting, pilings & bulkheads, heavy framing, excavation & foundations. I’m a 1 man band, not a big outfit like yourself. PE license not yet secured, less than a year to go though!

1A7CXh…iUJS Key · twetch
Replying to@14vw4z…uU2t

Engineering is a brotherhood. Where scientific theory meets practical reality. The main value of an engineering degree is learning the philosophy of how to think for yourself within a mathematical framework. Business becomes a math problem that is solvable

1A7CXh…iUJS Key · twetch
Replying to@14vw4z…uU2t

Congrats on getting a business going. It’s harder to start the ball rolling than to keep the ball rolling. Momentum is key in life and business. Civil engineering and material science were two of my favorite classes in college. Good luck on the PE exam!