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Mr. Kensey Russell, P.E., M.ASCE

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RE: The Perfect Resume

Posted By Kensey Russell 10-08-2019 10:04 AM
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Like it or not, GPA makes a difference. If one isn't shown, I assume you're hiding something. If yours is low, find a way to explain it. I've hired a great employee who had a low GPA, but she gave a breakdown that explained why. She initially picked a major that she didn't enjoy and her grades suffered. ...

RE: Acceptance of non-PE licensed Project Managers by public agencies

Posted By Kensey Russell 03-01-2019 02:54 PM
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Thanks for the thoughtful responses! Whether we agree or not with the philosophy, it seems that state agencies (DOTs, municipal public works) that I'm familiar with "require" a project's PM to be a PE. I put "require" in quotes because you won't find a statute or written requirement, but it may be that ...

RE: Acceptance of non-PE licensed Project Managers by public agencies

Posted By Kensey Russell 02-01-2019 09:51 AM
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GDOT requires a PM in a technical proposal to be a PE, or allows the PM to be a non-licensed professional, as long as the design is done/sealed by a PE? ------------------------------ Kensey Russell P.E., M.ASCE HNTB Oklahoma City OK (405)216-4761 ------------------------------

Acceptance of non-PE licensed Project Managers by public agencies

Posted By Kensey Russell 01-31-2019 01:32 PM
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I'm curious to know if anyone knows of public entities (DOTs, primarily) that require a project's PM to be a licensed PE. Could, say, a highly-qualified individual who has a PMP certification, but isn't a licensed engineer, be a project manager for a project (provided a licensed engineer signs and seals ...