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I'm not a structural engineer, but I have a few friends who are, and I think they would all agree with me that it's not supposed to rain inside the parking garage. It looks like Kimley-Horn can help. #assetmanagement, #assessments #structuralengineering

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the life of a Structural Engineer

🏗️ What Does a Structural Engineer Do? 🌉 Ever wondered who ensures the stability and safety of our buildings, bridges, and infrastructure? Meet the structural engineer! Structural engineers are the unsung heroes behind the scenes, responsible for designing and analyzing the framework that supports everything from skyscrapers to stadiums. They combine creativity with technical expertise to ensure that structures can withstand various forces, including gravity, wind, and earthquakes. Their key responsibilities include: Designing Structures: From initial concept to detailed plans, structural engineers create designs that meet safety standards while optimizing efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Analyzing Loads: They assess the forces that act upon structures and calculate how they will respond under different conditions, ensuring stability and durability. Collaborating with Architects and Contractors: Structural engineers work closely with architects and construction teams to turn design concepts into reality, providing technical insights and solutions throughout the building process. Ensuring Compliance: They adhere to building codes, regulations, and industry standards to guarantee that structures are safe and meet legal requirements. In essence, structural engineers play a vital role in shaping the world around us, making sure that the buildings and infrastructure we rely on are strong, resilient, and built to last. Do you know any structural engineers or are you interested in pursuing a career in structural engineering? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! #StructuralEngineering #CivilEngineering #BuildingDesign #EngineeringExplained

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Two things I have noted about the introduction of AI and associated accountability and traceability through the data-knowledge-decision structure: 1, some people are afraid of transparency 2, people don't realise this is coming sooner rather than later and, regardless of their feelings on the matter. A lot of the push for transparency has come from product origins and push-back against greenwashing. But as this post illustrates, Council and Council asset maintenance will also be exposed. What is next - or more to the point, what sectors will be left out?