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Re:North Carolina tells retired engineer he can't talk about... by jbluepolarbear on Saturday June 19, 2021 @07:25PM (#27565495)
But who decides it needs a license? Other licensed individuals? I would do a better job sticking to requirements than a lot of licensed engineers. It’s cheaper and easier for me to do all the work, and then hire a firm to say it passes requirements than getting said license. It gives me the freedom to engineer in any field I’m interested. I have previously done mechanical, electrical, structural, and medical engineering. How would a license help me? It’s waste years of my life, tons of money, jobs in don’t want, and at the end of it I can work in a field I may no longer want to be in.
Re:North Carolina tells retired engineer he can't talk about... by brudgers on Saturday June 19, 2021 @10:12PM (#27566482)
The legislature delegates authority to the board.

Yes you can hire an engineer to supervise your work.

Then you have successfully avoided responsibility for it.

And legally as well.

A license would allow you to take responsibility for what you do.

I can understand why someone wouldn't want it.

I don't understand why someone who has chosen that route whines about it.

Re:North Carolina tells retired engineer he can't talk about... by lupire on Saturday June 19, 2021 @09:07PM (#27566072)
Thats fine. The pount is that the work should be signed off by a licenssd engineer.