Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook
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Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook
By Robert O. Parmley
Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook: Any engineer entering the profession, seeking a career in the area of private practice, should be mentored by a well-seasoned professional.
But, in today’s world of specialists, there are fewer general practioners in civil engineering who are well versed in the full aspect of consulting engineering.
When you do find one, that individual most often is too busy to devote much time to training entry-level personnel. Therefore, the novice engineer is at a basic disadvantage.
Being well trained and educated is not sufficient to pursue a career in consulting engineering.
One must also have adequate, practical experience.
The licensing laws of each state, territory and province have experience requirements mandated before issuing a P.E. (Professional Engineer) registration.
However, these requirements are broad based.
Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook is not intended to supplant any licensing requirement, but rather designed to augment this segment of the engineer’s training.
There are literally scores, if not hundreds, of excellent books on every technical subject, including planning, design, inspection, estimating, report writing, construction management and related topics scattered throughout the engineering literature.
Unfortunately, this material is so detailed and topic specific that a single volume, containing an overview or road map of project engineering, appears to be non-existent.
It is the intent of this sourcebook to remedy this void in the literature.
Civil Engineer’s Illustrated Sourcebook was designed to walk the reader through the entire process of a project; from the initial idea to completion of construction.
The project milestones have been presented in chronological sequence with a major focus on preparation of construction plans for typical civil engineering projects.
These plans, as well as related documents, have been painstakingly selected from successful projects ranging over a forty-year span
Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook
By Robert O. Parmley
Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook: Any engineer entering the profession, seeking a career in the area of private practice, should be mentored by a well-seasoned professional.
But, in today’s world of specialists, there are fewer general practioners in civil engineering who are well versed in the full aspect of consulting engineering.
When you do find one, that individual most often is too busy to devote much time to training entry-level personnel. Therefore, the novice engineer is at a basic disadvantage.
Being well trained and educated is not sufficient to pursue a career in consulting engineering.
One must also have adequate, practical experience.
The licensing laws of each state, territory and province have experience requirements mandated before issuing a P.E. (Professional Engineer) registration.
However, these requirements are broad based.
Civil engineers illustrated sourcebook is not intended to supplant any licensing requirement, but rather designed to augment this segment of the engineer’s training.
There are literally scores, if not hundreds, of excellent books on every technical subject, including planning, design, inspection, estimating, report writing, construction management and related topics scattered throughout the engineering literature.
Unfortunately, this material is so detailed and topic specific that a single volume, containing an overview or road map of project engineering, appears to be non-existent.
It is the intent of this sourcebook to remedy this void in the literature.
Civil Engineer’s Illustrated Sourcebook was designed to walk the reader through the entire process of a project; from the initial idea to completion of construction.
The project milestones have been presented in chronological sequence with a major focus on preparation of construction plans for typical civil engineering projects.
These plans, as well as related documents, have been painstakingly selected from successful projects ranging over a forty-year span
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