In response to the post about Substitute Materials on a construction project, Phil Kabza explains how his company, SpecGuy, handles tracking of all such materials on a project. Phil writes: Excellent and important topic, about which there is much confusion
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When the Civil Engineer wears the Hero’s Cape (book review)
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When the Civil Engineer wears the Hero’s Cape (book review)
“It’s one thing to erroneously tell someone to drive through a lake. It’s quite another to drive someone through a lake.” So explains fictional Civil Engineer Jake Bendel when discussing the need for complete accuracy in a fully automated highway