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TSEC 39: The Difference Between Construction Engineering and Structural Engineering

November 26, 2020 By EMI

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construction engineeringIn this episode, we talk to Andrew (Drew) Twarek, a project manager at Ruby+Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers about construction engineering, what it is and how it differs from structural engineering. He also talks  about some of the top award-winning projects that he’s worked on in the past.

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Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Drew Twarek about Construction Engineering:

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Filed Under: TSEC-The Structural Engineering Channel Tagged With: award-winning projects, Colorado Springs Utilities, connection design, Construction Engineering, Construction equipment loading, construction issues, construction process, construction repairs, Demolition design, erection procedure engineering, Inc., Mackinac suspension bridge, Ruby+Associates, solving structural engineering problems, stability analysis, Structural engineering

TGEP 11: How To Become a Great Geotechnical Engineer

November 20, 2020 By EMI

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Great Geotechnical EngineerIn this episode, we talk to Andrew Burns, P.E., who is the Vice President of Engineering & Estimating for Underpinning & Foundation Skanska. We talk about his career and how he worked his way up from office engineer to vice president and he also shares some very useful advice on how you can become a great geotechnical engineer.

Engineering Quotes:

engineer

engineer

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Andrew:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Andrew Burns, deep foundation elements, Engineering & Estimating, Engineering jobs, geological processes, geotechnical engineer, Geotechnical Engineering, office engineer to vice president, optimal performance, precision and accuracy, problem solving, Skanska, SOE system, thinking out of the box, uncertainties, Underpinning & Foundation, understanding the problem, Vice President

TCEP 157: From Draftsperson to the Deputy Secretary of the Highway Administration at PennDOT

November 18, 2020 By EMI

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PennDOTIn this episode, I talk to Melissa J. Batula, P.E., the Deputy Secretary for Highway Administration at PennDOT, about her amazing career journey from starting in the private sector to now being responsible for overseeing all of the roadways in Pennsylvania as well as the 9,000 people who work for the DOT.

Engineering Quotes:

PennDOT

PennDOT

Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Melissa:

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Filed Under: TCEP-The Civil Engineering Podcast, Women in Engineering Tagged With: Deputy Secretary, highly ranked position, Highway Administration, management and leadership, Melissa J. Batula, network of people, Pandemic, PennDOT, Private Sector, Public Sector, Quality communication, roadways in Pennsylvania, transitioning, Women in Civil Engineering

TSEC 38: The Benefits and Common Pitfalls of Mass Timber in Structural Engineering

November 12, 2020 By EMI

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Mass Timber in Structural EngineeringIn this episode, we talk to Ricky McLain, P.E., SE, who is the Senior Technical Director at Tall Wood, WoodWorks about mass timber in structural engineering — what it is, some of the common pitfalls for mass timber projects, and how structural engineers can play a significant role in setting a mass timber project up for success.

Engineering Quotes:

Mass Timber in Structural Engineering

Mass Timber in Structural Engineering

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Ricky in This Episode:

  • What is mass timber?
  • Why is mass timber suddenly so relevant to structures in the United States now?
  • How can a structural engineer promote the use of mass timber to their clients?
  • What are some of common pitfalls in a mass timber project?
  • How can engineers determine what products each manufacturer is producing?
  • How can structural engineers play a significant role in setting a mass timber project up for success?
  • In what ways can an engineer use mass timber as a differentiating opportunity for their business development strategy?

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About Mass Timber in Structural Engineering:

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Filed Under: TSEC-The Structural Engineering Channel Tagged With: benefits, building construction, business development strategy, commodity product, Common Pitfalls, cross-laminated timber, fire-resistant readings, global population, heavy timber construction, Mass Timber, mass timber manufacturers, mass timber project, Ricky McLain, Structural engineering, Tall Wood, timber elements, WoodWorks

TGEP 10: Ground Improvement Techniques for Geotechnical Engineering Professionals

November 6, 2020 By EMI

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Ground Improvement TechniquesIn this episode, we talk to John R. Grillo, P.E., a Project Executive at Keller about ground improvement techniques, deep foundation design, and the latest drilling techniques they have been using. He also provides some great advice for geotechnical engineers who are looking at moving into a leadership role.

Engineering Quotes:

Ground Improvement Techniques

Ground Improvement Techniques

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask John R. Grillo, P.E.:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: advice for geotechnical engineers, bidding on projects, building a foundation, deep foundation design, Deep Foundations, drilling techniques, Geotechnical Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering Professionals, Ground Improvement, Ground Improvement Techniques, John R. Grillo, Keller, relationship with your staff, soft skills, structural slabs

TCEP 156: Work-Life Balance Strategies for Civil Engineers

November 4, 2020 By EMI

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Work-Life Balance StrategiesHaving a healthy work-life balance is a difficult challenge even in the best of times, but it is becoming more and more necessary during these times of economic stagnation and uncertainty. That is why, in this week’s episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Ken Mika, P.E. M.ASCE, a project engineer and office leader for Geosyntec’s Green Bay, Wisconsin office will provide some great work-life balance strategies that you can use to help you along the way.

Engineering Quotes:

Work-Life Balance Strategies

Work-Life Balance Strategies

Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Ken:

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Filed Under: Career Goals and Challenges, TCEP-The Civil Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Civil Engineers, define work-life balance, develop a good reputation, Geosyntec, healthy work-life balance, incorporate work-life balance, Ken Mika, plan ahead, tasks you can delegate, time off for personal matters, time off for special dates, work-life balance, Work-Life Balance Strategies

TSEC 37: Equity in AEC and the Challenges Engineers Face in the Office Environment and the Trades

October 28, 2020 By EMI

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Equity in AECIn this episode, we talk to Jennifer Traut-Todaro. SE, LEED AP, a senior engineer at the American Institute of Steel Construction about equity in the AEC world. She expands on some of the challenges faced in the office environment and in the trades and how you can become more involved in the AEC Industry.

Engineering Quotes:

Equity in AEC

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Jennifer:

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Filed Under: TSEC-The Structural Engineering Channel Tagged With: AEC, AEC Industry, AISC, American Institute of Steel Construction, architectural perspective, ASCE, Challenges Engineers Face, effectively communicating, equity, Equity in AEC, fabricators of steel, Jennifer Traut-Todaro, Office Environment, one-on-one teaching, skilled trade shortage, smaller workgroups, Trades

TGEP 9: Earthquake Engineering – Dream Big and Aim High!

October 23, 2020 By EMI

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Earthquake EngineeringIn episode 9 of The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast, we talk to Menzer Pehlivan, Ph.D., P.E. a geotechnical engineer with a specialization in seismic hazards and resiliency. Menzer knows four languages, has a Ph.D., spent two years working in New York, was featured in a movie, and is now working at Jacobs in Seattle. And in this episode, we have the privilege to talk to this successful engineer about earthquake engineering, and diversity and inclusion in the engineering world.

Engineering Quotes:

earthquake engineering

earthquake engineering

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Menzer in This Episode:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Aim High, critical thinking, culture, Diversity, Dream Big, Earthquake, Earthquake Engineering, effects of earthquakes, Engineering, ethnic background, Geotechnical Engineering, geotechnical industry, Menzer Pehlivan, problem-solving skills, resiliency, seismic hazards

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