civil eng license
civil eng license
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Hi,
I have been an Aerospace Engineer specialize in aero structures for 7 years, now if I go back to school to earn a Bachelor in Civil Engineering, will I be able to legally pull permit from city? I live in Wichita, Kansas. I talked to an operator from my county and she said I need an engineering stamp on my permit form. Does anyone know what she talks about? She also had no idea how to obtain that stamp too.
I have been an Aerospace Engineer specialize in aero structures for 7 years, now if I go back to school to earn a Bachelor in Civil Engineering, will I be able to legally pull permit from city? I live in Wichita, Kansas. I talked to an operator from my county and she said I need an engineering stamp on my permit form. Does anyone know what she talks about? She also had no idea how to obtain that stamp too.
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RE: civil eng license
Kansas engineering association
https://www.ksbtp.ks.gov/professions/engineers
RE: civil eng license
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I get looks all of the time as a Metallurgist with a P.E. Not many of us.
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P.E. Metallurgy, consulting work welcomed
RE: civil eng license
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The easiest path to a professional license would be to obtain a masters degree in civil engineering rather than a BS since you already have an engineering degree.
A masters degree will allow you to apply for a license.
The commercial airplane business has extremely rigorous control over airplane structures and systems from fabrication and assembly through inspection and maintenance. The environmental effects and maximum loads airplanes experience are also well understood. Extensive fatigue and static testing is conducted on components and systems. Therefore, relatively low factors of safety are applied (around 1.3) even though safety is at stake.
The lack of rigorous control over the means and methods used in building construction is the reason for a higher safety factor, not the knowledge or work of civil engineering design professionals.
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