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Digital signatures and seals are becoming more commonplace now as Engineering and Surveying offices become "paperless".

However it can be difficult to learn this new technology, and to understand how to apply it within the laws of each state.

An engineer working remotely for the Baltimore Department of Public Works was caught working a second full-time job for a private employer.

Do you meet with a mentor on a regular basis?

If not... then you are probably missing out on valuable advice and guidance that can help you with your career!

Are you frustrated at work because something’s not working the way that it should?

Maybe it’s the process that your firm uses to deliver a project to a client?
… or maybe it’s a manufacturing process that’s underperforming?
… or even a process that causes you to waste your time waiting for someone else?

Tomorrow will be the sixth annual Professional Engineer's Day!

What are you planning to celebrate this special day?

Nothing?  Well, if that is the case then here are a few ideas:

Two amusement park ride incidents have already been in the news in July.  Luckily, we now have Tyler's Law in effect in Ohio to help protect the public from being injured or killed by these rides.