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  • The Johnstown Flood
    The Johnstown Flood

    The Johnstown Flood

    Friday Famous Failures

The Johnstown Flood

The rain pelted the men that desperately tried to save the dam, located 14 miles upstream of the town of Johnstown, PA in the southwest corner of the state. Hours earlier, Elian Unger, the president of the South ...

By PEimpact JH|2024-07-22T12:43:24-06:00June 27th, 2024|Friday Famous Failures|4 Comments
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  • Changing Firm Name after Acquisition
    The June Ethical Dilemma: Changing Firm Name after Acquisition

    The June Ethical Dilemma: Changing Firm Name after Acquisition

    Ethical Dilemma

The June Ethical Dilemma: Changing Firm Name after Acquisition

Engineer Brown was the founding principal of a firm named "Brown Engineering," and later Engineers Smith and Jones were employed by Brown Engineering.

By PEimpact JH|2024-06-24T13:19:22-06:00June 17th, 2024|Ethical Dilemma|5 Comments
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  • June 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers
    June 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers

    June 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers

    Engineering Fun, Pop Quiz for Engineers

June 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers

Wave the flag if you do well on the June quiz. Are you smarter than an undergraduate?

By |2024-01-16T08:25:27-06:00June 10th, 2024|Engineering Fun, Pop Quiz for Engineers|0 Comments
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  • Riddle Me This Jail Cell
    Riddle Me This: Prison Escape

    Riddle Me This: Prison Escape

    Engineering Fun, Tuesday Tidbits

Riddle Me This: Prison Escape

A man is imprisoned in a ten-foot by ten-foot by ten-foot room. The walls are made of concrete, the floor is made out of dirt, and the only openings are a locked door and a skylight ...

By |2024-01-16T08:25:27-06:00June 3rd, 2024|Engineering Fun, Tuesday Tidbits|0 Comments
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  • Tuesday Tidbits The Expert Witness Gig Is it Right for you
    The Expert Witness Gig – Is it Right for You?

    The Expert Witness Gig – Is it Right for You?

    Tuesday Tidbits

The Expert Witness Gig – Is it Right for You?

Have you ever thought about working as a forensic engineer and serving as an expert witness? Forensic engineering can be a rewarding and lucrative career. Many forensic engineers work for themselves. They can ...

By |2024-01-22T15:29:15-06:00June 3rd, 2024|Tuesday Tidbits|0 Comments
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  • The Bridge That Collapsed Twice
    The Bridge That Collapsed Twice

    The Bridge That Collapsed Twice

    Friday Famous Failures

The Bridge That Collapsed Twice

It was one of the world’s most ambitious bridge engineering projects of the time. When completed, the Quebec Bridge would be the longest cantilevered bridge in the world and connect the busy ports on either ...

By |2024-01-16T08:25:27-06:00May 30th, 2024|Friday Famous Failures|1 Comment
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  • Nominal Political Contributions
    The May Ethical Dilemma: Nominal Political Contributions

    The May Ethical Dilemma: Nominal Political Contributions

    Ethical Dilemma

The May Ethical Dilemma: Nominal Political Contributions

Jack is requested to make a $5,000 political contribution, the maximum amount allowed by law, to help pay the cost of the media campaign of the county board chairman.

By PEimpact JH|2024-05-24T12:44:37-06:00May 20th, 2024|Ethical Dilemma|5 Comments
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  • May 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers
    May 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers

    May 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers

    Engineering Fun, Pop Quiz for Engineers

May 2024 Pop Quiz for Engineers

You may find the May quiz a little tricky... Are you smarter than an undergraduate?

By |2024-01-16T08:25:27-06:00May 13th, 2024|Engineering Fun, Pop Quiz for Engineers|0 Comments
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  • Riddle Me This Cake
    Riddle Me This: Cake Slicing

    Riddle Me This: Cake Slicing

    Engineering Fun, Tuesday Tidbits

Riddle Me This: Cake Slicing

You have a delicious round birthday cake. How many equal-sized pieces can you cut the cake into by making only three straight slices with a knife and without moving any of the pieces?

By |2024-01-16T08:25:27-06:00May 6th, 2024|Engineering Fun, Tuesday Tidbits|0 Comments
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  • The PE Industrial Exemption: Keep it or Toss it?
    The PE Industrial Exemption: Keep it or Toss it?

    The PE Industrial Exemption: Keep it or Toss it?

    Tuesday Tidbits

The PE Industrial Exemption: Keep it or Toss it?

A century ago, individuals could perform engineering work without providing proof of competency. This, of course, put people at great risk. In order to protect public safety, health, and welfare, the first ...

By |2024-01-16T08:25:27-06:00May 6th, 2024|Tuesday Tidbits|7 Comments
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