The CONSULTING ENGINEER'S
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The CONSULTING ENGINEER'S "Guidebook" is an excerpted and extended version of the new book The "Complete Guide" to CONSULTING ENGINEERING by John D. Gaskell, Retired Professional Engineer. It is the result of requests from many readers to narrow the focus to the goals of: • Becoming an "outstanding" consulting engineer. • Gaining a reputation as an "expert" in their specialty; and • Obtaining the engineering "management skills" needed to advance their career and make the firm stand out from their competitors. This is both a detailed handbook for new engineers and a constant reference manual…mehr

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The CONSULTING ENGINEER'S "Guidebook" is an excerpted and extended version of the new book The "Complete Guide" to CONSULTING ENGINEERING by John D. Gaskell, Retired Professional Engineer. It is the result of requests from many readers to narrow the focus to the goals of: • Becoming an "outstanding" consulting engineer. • Gaining a reputation as an "expert" in their specialty; and • Obtaining the engineering "management skills" needed to advance their career and make the firm stand out from their competitors. This is both a detailed handbook for new engineers and a constant reference manual for seasoned professionals. It is likely that consulting engineering firms will present this guidebook to all of their engineers as a learning guide to influence their leadership and sharpen their management abilities. It is anticipated that companies which provide products or services to engineers will present this guidebook to engineers as a Premium-Gift to promote new business and to thank engineers for their past support. If purchased in substantial quantities, a Special Edition named in honor of the sponsor could be printed: (Sponsor's) CONSULTING ENGINEER'S "Guidebook". The book is divided into "three parts": Consulting Engineering; Your Image; and Engineering Management. John D. Gaskell, Retired Professional Engineer TheEngineersResource.com TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1- CONSULTING ENGINEERING Chapter 1 - BECOMING A CONSULTING ENGINEER Chapter 2 - GAINING EXPERIENCE Chapter 3 - AQUIRING RECOGNITION PART 2 - YOUR IMAGE Chapter 4 - YOUR REPUTATION AS AN EXPERT PART 3 - ENGINEERING MANAGMENT INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING MANAGMENT Chapter 5 - LEGAL, ACCOUTING & INSURANCE Chapter 6 - MARKETING MATERIALS Chapter 7 - MARKETING METHODS Chapter 8 - PROJECT PHASES Chapter 9 - FEE PROPOSALS Chapter 10 - OPERATIONS MANUAL Chapter 11 - DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS & PROJECT MANUALS Chapter 12 - HUMAN RESOURCES Chapter 13 - FORENSIC ENGINEERING
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John D. Gaskell is a retired Consulting and Forensic Engineer who wishes to share his 35 years of experience with both young engineers thinking of starting their own practice and those old hands who wish to improve their results. In essence, Jack's readers discover "step-by-step" how to start and manage an "outstanding" Forensic Engineering Practice and exactly how to gain a reputation as an expert in their specialty. He was President of Gaskell Associates Consulting Engineers; now a Division of Thielsch Engineering, Inc. Jack is a graduate of Wentworth Institute, with an Associate's degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, and the University of Rhode Island, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. Jack was a member of the following professional organizations: Rhode Island Society of Professional Engineers, Providence Engineering Society, Electrical League of Rhode Island, Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, National Electromagnetic Field Testing Association and the National Academy of Forensic Engineers. He is a past President of the Rhode Island Society of Professional Engineers and past President of the Rhode Island Chapter of the Illuminating Engineering Society, past Director of the Electrical League of Rhode Island and past Chairman of the Electrical Code Sub-Committee of the Rhode Island Building Code Standards Committee. Jack was honored by being selected "Engineer of the Year" by the Rhode Island Society of Professional Engineers; "Man of the Year" by the Electrical League of Rhode Island; and "Freeman Award" recipient by the Providence Engineering Society for the purpose of recognizing major achievements in engineering. He spends winters at his home in North Palm Beach, FL, enjoying the warm weather and loosing at the game of pool. Summers are spent at his home in Warwick, RI enjoying his children, grandchildren and many great friends. Jack has previously written three other engineering books. To learn more go to: TheEngineersResource.com/shop.