The document summarizes an interview with a civil engineer about their job. The civil engineer works in structural design and commonly receives complaints questioning the reliability or feasibility of their designs. To address these complaints, the engineer performs additional mathematical analysis to validate the structural integrity and reliability of the designs. Common incidents encountered on job sites include falling debris. When incidents occur, the company investigates and addresses the problems by leveraging the skills and expertise of existing staff rather than just adding more workers. The interviewed engineer had previously written a formal incident report following company protocol to document an incident they experienced during a site visit.
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Tupas, Denzel C. M4 While Task _Lesson 2 Check-in Activity 3
The document summarizes an interview with a civil engineer about their job. The civil engineer works in structural design and commonly receives complaints questioning the reliability or feasibility of their designs. To address these complaints, the engineer performs additional mathematical analysis to validate the structural integrity and reliability of the designs. Common incidents encountered on job sites include falling debris. When incidents occur, the company investigates and addresses the problems by leveraging the skills and expertise of existing staff rather than just adding more workers. The interviewed engineer had previously written a formal incident report following company protocol to document an incident they experienced during a site visit.
The document summarizes an interview with a civil engineer about their job. The civil engineer works in structural design and commonly receives complaints questioning the reliability or feasibility of their designs. To address these complaints, the engineer performs additional mathematical analysis to validate the structural integrity and reliability of the designs. Common incidents encountered on job sites include falling debris. When incidents occur, the company investigates and addresses the problems by leveraging the skills and expertise of existing staff rather than just adding more workers. The interviewed engineer had previously written a formal incident report following company protocol to document an incident they experienced during a site visit.
Activity. ONE ON ONE! Interview an employee/worker from your respective industry,
e.g. medical technologist, pharmacist, chef, banker, teacher, manager, flight attendant, lawyer, social worker, media personnel, etc. Ask the nature of their work and the day-to-day operations of their company. Then answer the following questions.
1. What are the job descriptions of the employee you interviewed?
• The Job description of the Employee that I interviewed was a Civil Engineer, specifically at structural design. 2. How do they receive complaints from customers/clients? • According to this particular individual that I interviewed, he described the usual complaints that he received from his clients was that his designs of structural limits and integrity of buildings are reliable or is it feasible in a theoretical manner. 3. How do they solve the complaints? • He resolves these complaints by doing a bypass mathematical solution in order to see the feasibility and reliability of the design. He mentioned that numbers don’t lie and that his experience with structural design throughout the years and his knowledge of his particular field of expertise are credible enough to prove that his designs can bring good results. 4. What are the common incidents or problems they encounter in their job? • The common incidents that he encounters in his Job are falling debris, especially when visiting Job sites to survey and check the design applications that he gave or implemented in the projects that he is working on. 5. How does their company address the problems or incidents? • The company addresses the problem by having an incident investigation and then putting more professionals at work in order to solve problems, not by using more work force but using individuals own skills and expertise to actively manage the problem at hand. 6. Has the employee ever written an incident report that involves any untoward incident within the company? If yes, how did he/she do it? If no, how aware is he/she of incident reports? • Yes, the employee had written a report about an incident that had happened on his visit at pompei. He did this by following company protocol and doing the paper works stating the actual event that had happened. He written the report using a format of a formal letter.