What kind of engineers do property owners need!
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I don’t know what kind of engineers homeowners prefer. There are quite a variety of engineers these days, so what exactly do homeowners like? ? And the salary is pretty good too. I would appreciate some advice from an expert. Hehe, I’m trying to figure out what kind of certificates would be good to obtain, such as those in supervision, consulting, construction, etc. This post was last edited by HaiChuanZhiFeng on 2007-12-21 at 23:13
Possesses strong comprehensive skills and extensive on-site experience; able to safeguard the interests of the client while also managing relationships with other parties effectively.
Hehe, I’m wondering what kind of certificates would be good to obtain, such as those in supervision, consulting, construction, etc
Haha, the moderator is overthinking it; sometimes it’s enough just to be the owner.:)
So you were asking about certificates, huh~ At first glance, I also planned to answer in the same way as on floor 2, :（ The role of the supervisor is quite awkward; owners certainly hope that the supervisor will help protect their interests, but construction companies don’t like supervisors at all, which often results in the supervisor feeling uncomfortable； But the owner is very worried that the construction company might collude with the supervisor, which brings no benefits at all to the owner; therefore, the owner feels both love and hate toward the supervisor ； Consulting can help property owners address some overarching issues, but when it comes to specific details, its usefulness is likely quite limited ； For owners, an experienced constructor is more attractive – one who can think of the owner’s interests, anticipate their needs, and come up with practical solutions; this is what owners are looking for.
Actually, these are all requirements based on individual needs; it mainly depends on your working environment and position. However, from the tone of your words, it seems that your company has high requirements regarding documents; this suggests that your company is likely still in a stage of development, which is why such requirements are necessary.
Is it very difficult to pass the exam for cost engineers?
It takes about half a year for an engineer in cost estimation to complete the re-examination. But grading. It would also be great to obtain a few more certificates. However, some certificates cannot be used simultaneously; it depends on where your organization is located The design firm, the construction entity, or the project contractor
It’s very difficult to please both sides. It would be best to have someone who is versatile, haha
Obedient ones that can save them money