by Joe Leysath, P.E., PSP, LEED AP This article is part of Wood Harbinger’s newsletter series. Engineering field work can be hazardous, especially when working around utility infrastructure like electrical generation and distribution equipment, piping with 200+ degree steam and condensate running through it, underground utility tunnels, or cramped mechanical rooms. Safety for all personnel […]
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Do’s and Don’ts for a Design Accident Prevention Plan
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Playing with Fire: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for Fire Protection
by Mike Lehner, P.E. This article is part of Wood Harbinger’s newsletter series. Fire is a chemical reaction that can take on a life of its own, growing and spreading wherever it can. It symbolizes different things in our lives, with its ability to provide warmth and light as well as its power to destroy. […]
3 Basic Tips for Job-Site Safety
By Steve Grayson, P.E., LEED AP BD+C Although we may often think of ourselves as “Desk Jockeys,” in the consulting engineering world, we do from time to time get out on the construction site and walk through small tunnels or crawl around inside boilers. These field trips may be very infrequent for some of us, […]