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Licensed Professional Engineers must meet education and experience requirements and pass rigorous exams administered by the state. Passing this exam permits Licensed Professional Engineers to offer engineering services directly to the public. A Licensed Professional Engineer is bound by a strict code of ethics. In the States of New York, New Jersey, Mass and Connecticut, you can verify online that you are really hiring a Licensed Professional Engineer Licensed Professional Engineers are ethically bound to place the public interest above everything else. The licensing, experience, and commitment of a Licensed Professional Engineer is your best protection when selecting someone to perform a pre-purchase home or building inspection. For your protection, choose a Licensed Professional Engineer to perform your pre-purchase inspection. |
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There is a philosophy in addressing the concept of a new system and/or some existing system technical problems: If you can't draw a picture of it, you don't understand it. The reverse is also generally true. The ability of sketching a quick diagram ... enables a Licensed Engineer to achieve understandable simplicity and readily identify the best practices and solutions, serves as an aid to the installing agents in interpreting real construction documents. Well-developed diagrams, will immediately reveal the design philosophy of any system.
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