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The project engineering function acts as the interface between the technical disciplines and the project manager. Advancing to that position, an individual needs to know how to manage development of the engineering product (often the design), lead the technical team and communicate with the project manager and client.
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O_S_P_EOSPE@O_S_P_E·
14 Jan

2022 is off to a great start for our Policy Team! Thanks to Ontario Liberal Party Leader @StevenDelDuca and MPP @Peter_Tabuns for recently meeting to discuss solutions to the global #climatecrisis and Ontario's rising #electricity prices ahead of this year's #onelxn

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O_S_P_EOSPE@O_S_P_E·
12 Jan

📢 Nominations are open for the 2022 Ontario Professional Engineers Awards! Have an #engineer or project in mind that is worth honouring? Check out the nomination process and be sure to submit before Feb 24: https://bit.ly/3r0MU8l

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O_S_P_EOSPE@O_S_P_E·
11 Jan

The #CircularEconomy♻️ is taking centre stage as a key sustainability practice. But what does a circular economy job look like for an #engineer?
Find out in our webinar on January 26. Register today: https://bit.ly/3E3k8rT

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winsmith1849Concerned (& Empowered) Dad@winsmith1849·
3 Jan

@DFisman Professional Engineers have been calling for airborne precautions for a long time, long before it was the norm

See below a letter (from Jan 2021) by the advocacy body for engineers in Ontario: @O_S_P_E

No one listened to us, especially IPAC 🦖🦕🦖🦕

https://ospe.on.ca/featured/engineers-call-on-ontario-to-refocus-efforts-on-the-airborne-transmission-of-covid-19/

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OSPE_CEOSandro Perruzza@OSPE_CEO·
4 Jan

Agree! @O_S_P_E first encouraged the Ontario government to focus on & improve ventilation systems in the summer 2020 to prepare for September 2020 school restart, after the first wave. Nothing done then, little done for September 2021. We can’t wait for September 2022. https://twitter.com/joeyfox85/status/1478376122773651460

Joey Fox, P. Eng, M.A.Sc@joeyfox85

Stop saying to use the 2 weeks to “improve ventilation”. You can’t snap your fingers and poof - improved ventilation. Do you think there is a magic ventilation improvement button that we’ve been waiting to push and will use these 2 weeks to push it?

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