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Dr. Joerg-Martin Hohberg, D.I.C., Dr.sc.techn, MSc, Ph.D., M.ASCE
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RE: Converting Lessons Learned into Lessons Shared
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09-25-2025 10:49 AM
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Dear Dara, in my view story-telling has a lot of potential, either in a community meeting like "lunch & learn" or a news letter. I experienced the latter in a railway operating company for sharing the experience of "near misses" in health & safety relevant situations, documented by photos. You will ...
RE: Converting Lessons Learned into Lessons Shared
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Heidi, I believe that we should distinguish between, for instance, information regarding changed stipulations in codes of practise, course notes from CPD events, and the like feedback from debriefing meetings with clients, bad experience with joint venture partners, or similar hazardous developments ...
RE: Why Complex Language Breaks Bridges: A Practitioner Engineer's Perspective
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06-24-2025 10:33 AM
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Hi Darya, are you sure, it is only about language? Hearing about young people with a very short span of attention and patience, how would they ever master an engineering study programme or concentrate on a design problem? You know: the sort of 1% inspiration and 99% transpiration... Perhaps this is ...
RE: When is overdesign the correct design?
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06-24-2025 10:32 AM
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Hi Sarah As a young engineer I made the mistake to leave too little margin in prelimimary dimensioning to accommodate additional loads emerging lateron. Only with professional experience I learned about the value of robustness that economic design often means to chose the same size for a group of ...
RE: Engineer vs. Economist: A Professional Split Personality or the Path to a Dream Job?
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06-03-2025 10:37 AM
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Dear Mr. Howe, I fully agree to your comment, which remings of the time when I admired experienced engineers able to estimate not jus costs but had also key figures ready like reinforcing steel content per m3 concrete and the like! I suppose that AI will help us a lot in coming up with a preliminary ...
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