BayPointArchitect
Sawhorse
Back in 1998, it seems as though someone in the City's Personnel Department created the job title "Plan Review Engineer". The education and licensure requirement involves either architecture or engineering. The job description involves looking at construction plans and issuing building permits.
Considering that my State Board of Engineers and Architects is being required to highlight the fact that I have a business card (separate from my governmental duties) with the title "Value Engineer", I think it best to avoid this situation again and force my Personnel Department to change my title from "Plan Review Engineer" to something a little more amicable such as "Code Review Guru". Because I am not an engineer trained in the science of building technology and licensed by my State Board of A/E. I am an architect which makes me the target of one or two engineers who are looking for trespassers within their territory. Most engineers are not that way. And their are a few architects who would defend their scope of work... which is to select and hire engineers to do something. I could be all wrong.
Anyway, before I approach the powers upstairs, I thought I would ask you fellows if you had any suggestions.
Commercial Plan Reviewer
Plan Reviewer III
Rubber Stamper
etc.
Considering that my State Board of Engineers and Architects is being required to highlight the fact that I have a business card (separate from my governmental duties) with the title "Value Engineer", I think it best to avoid this situation again and force my Personnel Department to change my title from "Plan Review Engineer" to something a little more amicable such as "Code Review Guru". Because I am not an engineer trained in the science of building technology and licensed by my State Board of A/E. I am an architect which makes me the target of one or two engineers who are looking for trespassers within their territory. Most engineers are not that way. And their are a few architects who would defend their scope of work... which is to select and hire engineers to do something. I could be all wrong.
Anyway, before I approach the powers upstairs, I thought I would ask you fellows if you had any suggestions.
Commercial Plan Reviewer
Plan Reviewer III
Rubber Stamper
etc.
