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It happens routinely in my industry (rail), which is primarily civil, electrical and systems engineering. In all engineering degrees it is impressed upon you t
by batiudrami 3y ago
It happens routinely in my industry (rail), which is primarily civil, electrical and systems engineering.
In all engineering degrees it is impressed upon you that you are responsible for your work and if you behave negligently or outside your competency you can be held accountable for the consequences of your actions.
- ajsnigrutin 3y agoSame with pure electrical... both at technician level (which is relatively simple, just a few standards to keep up with, choosing the right wires and devices) and at pure engineering level, where you have a lot of formulas instead of tables, and if you miscalculate something when connecting something huge, you can bring the whole grid down, stuff can burn, explode, people can get hurt, and you can be personally kept responsible... and that goes doubly so, if you've been warned in advance and knew that there was an issue.