MEP engineers - What does your workload look like?
MEP engineers - What does your workload look like?
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In light of the housing market and the overall condition of the economy, I'm actually surprised to hear other local professionals tell me that their workloads really haven't skipped a beat.
At my firm, however, we've noticed a quick decline in the number of billable projects. Almost zero residential work, and the remainder is commercial. We have a history of rejecting proposal requests for government and healthcare projects, and I'm pretty certain we'll finally start suffering the consequences for it.
Anyways, this is all in Florida. How are things looking everywhere else?
At my firm, however, we've noticed a quick decline in the number of billable projects. Almost zero residential work, and the remainder is commercial. We have a history of rejecting proposal requests for government and healthcare projects, and I'm pretty certain we'll finally start suffering the consequences for it.
Anyways, this is all in Florida. How are things looking everywhere else?





RE: MEP engineers - What does your workload look like?
We don't do residential so that may be why our workload is not being affected by the economy (knock on wood).
We do a lot of commercial, which includes healthcare, secondary and university work. We do a little bit of government work - mainly at a local AF base.
RE: MEP engineers - What does your workload look like?
RE: MEP engineers - What does your workload look like?
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RE: MEP engineers - What does your workload look like?