Work Smarter Not Harder - Getting the Most out of Frequently Used Software Applications

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Description

Structural engineers use a wide range of software and technology to perform design calculations and produce construction documents. This webinar will cover the multitude of ways structural engineers can leverage frequently used software applications to produce quality designs more efficiently. Come prepared to revolutionize the way you approach design problems using the same tools with which you are already familiar!

Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.

Contributors

Sarah Scarborough, S.E.

At PES Structural Engineers, Sarah serves as the Quality Assurance Manager. She is engaged in the company's development and implementation of internal processes and standards and assists in overseeing the company's continuing education and onboarding programs. Sarah is a licensed structural engineer and also serves as Project Manager on a variety of project types ranging from hotels and industrial buildings to senior living facilities and high-end automotive dealerships. Sarah serves as the Programs Director for the Structural Engineers Association of Georgia and is involved with the Georgia Community of Practice of the Lean Construction Institute.
Mary Shinners, P.E., S.E.

Mary Shinners, P.E., S.E., is a Structural Project Engineer II at The Haskell Company, working as part of the Consumer Packaged Goods team. She is a licensed structural engineer with 7 years of experience and has been engaged in projects across the hospitality, senior living, mixed-use residential, education, and industrial project sectors throughout her career. Mary is passionate about utilizing structural engineering technology to produce quality designs.

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Contributors

Sarah Scarborough, S.E.

Mary Shinners, P.E., S.E.