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    TSEC 20: 5 Tips for Structural Engineers: Become the Best Version of Yourself

    TSEC 20: 5 Tips for Structural Engineers: Become the Best Version of Yourself

    FromThe Structural Engineering Channel

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    TSEC 20: 5 Tips for Structural Engineers: Become the Best Version of Yourself

    FromThe Structural Engineering Channel

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    Length:
    35 minutes
    Released:
    Mar 5, 2020
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

      In episode 20 of The Structural Engineering Channel podcast, we talk with Stan R. Caldwell, P.E., SECB, a structural engineering consultant who primarily consults on construction litigation. After almost 50 years of managing and mentoring dozens of young structural engineers, Stan has seen firsthand the various struggles that engineers face in building successful careers. […]
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    Released:
    Mar 5, 2020
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Titles in the series (100)

    The Structural Engineering Channel (TSEC) focuses on helping structural engineering professionals stay up to date on technical trends in the field. Our hosts for the show, Mathew Picardal, PE, and Cara Green, EIT interviews engineers ranging from recent engineering graduates to professionals from top engineering organizations on professional development topics for structural engineers to facilitate career advancement. Topics covered include but are not limited to performance-based design, fasteners and connections, post-tensioned structures, smart structures, tsunami modelling, earthquake engineering, software solutions, seismic design, blast resistant design, wood, business issues and professional development for structural engineers, how to specify things effectively, and more.