Amara Rozgus, Editor in Chief
Articles
Engineering shortages
What will happen when the supply of materials and human resources runs out? How will the building and engineering community cope?
Elevating the engineer’s role
Fire and life safety engineers have never been more important as they design today’s schools. The ability to communicate also ranks highly among consultants. Here’s a look at how to enhance both of these skills.
The engineering market merry-go-round
The mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), and fire protection engineering firms are constantly expanding and contracting. Watch the market to stay abreast of these changes.
Health care is on the brink of change
Laws are pushing unprecedented changes in the hospital and health care market. Engineers need to stay on top of the building needs for flexible, efficient space.
Building and designing for a better environment
Engineers and product manufacturers are designing buildings and products that meet energy-efficiency goals. And it’s not just for show—it’s now the norm.
Innovating our way through the recession
One of the best things about being in the engineering field is that we get to witness new technologies and processes as soon as they're on the market--new products, groundbreaking projects, and unique engineering solutions.
Generator Ratings
This question-and-answer article outlines how to use manufacturer ratings for generators to choose the proper equipment for the job. Also covered: How to consider conditions that could "de-rate" the generator.