Hello, all!
I am relatively new to the planning community, and I find myself in the difficult position of working as a planner for an engineering/construction directorate with no background in those topics. The manager who hired me told me that having an engineering background wasnt necessary, but it would sure help to have a clue as to what these folks are talking about...as if it werent bad enough that I dont have the answers, I dont even know the questions, LOL!
My undergraduate work was in Medical Laboratory Technology and Biological Sciences. Two years ago, I completed my Masters in Management and achieved PMP certification through PMI. Ive been working in PM for almost 8 years.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to good sources of information about construction/engineering management?
Thanks much!
Christine
I am relatively new to the planning community, and I find myself in the difficult position of working as a planner for an engineering/construction directorate with no background in those topics. The manager who hired me told me that having an engineering background wasnt necessary, but it would sure help to have a clue as to what these folks are talking about...as if it werent bad enough that I dont have the answers, I dont even know the questions, LOL!
My undergraduate work was in Medical Laboratory Technology and Biological Sciences. Two years ago, I completed my Masters in Management and achieved PMP certification through PMI. Ive been working in PM for almost 8 years.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to good sources of information about construction/engineering management?
Thanks much!
Christine