>and have actual engineers draw something that can actually be built. (Of course, the engineer should risk a lawsuit if something goes wrong). The engineers pu

>and have actual engineers draw something that can actually be built. (Of course, the engineer should risk a lawsuit if something goes wrong). The engineers put a note in the drawing that basically tells the contractor to overrule their drawing if it isn't up to building code. Somehow this lets them wash their hands of liability if the contractor builds to specifications that don't meet building code.