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But who decides it needs a license? Other licensed individuals? I would do a better job sticking to requirements than a lot of licensed engineers. It’s cheaper
by jbluepolarbear 5y ago
But who decides it needs a license? Other licensed individuals? I would do a better job sticking to requirements than a lot of licensed engineers. It’s cheaper and easier for me to do all the work, and then hire a firm to say it passes requirements than getting said license. It gives me the freedom to engineer in any field I’m interested. I have previously done mechanical, electrical, structural, and medical engineering. How would a license help me? It’s waste years of my life, tons of money, jobs in don’t want, and at the end of it I can work in a field I may no longer want to be in.
- lupire 5y agoThats fine. The pount is that the work should be signed off by a licenssd engineer.
- brudgers 5y agoThe legislature delegates authority to the board. Yes you can hire an engineer to supervise your work. Then you have successfully avoided responsibility for it. And legally as well. A license would allow you to take responsibility for what you do. I can understand why someone wouldn't want it. I don't understand why someone who has chosen that route whines about it.