In how many storey bldg can the structural engr signing  a plan?Why?
491930
I really doesn't understand your question. Probably you need a structural engineer is the bldg. is three stories or more depending on the project state or country. He or She should sign all the structural drawings.
1163966
Don't waste your time with drafting. Many companies are doing away with drafters because creating drawings from CAD models is very easy. And many companies don't even bother with prints for many CNC parts since it is just a matter of translating a part file into some form of G code. If a print must be made, it is very often done by the engineer. \nIf you want to do structural engineering, you will want to look at Civil programs.
363366
Consult an architect.
222536
That would depend on what size building it was and if there was a building code then. It also depends on whether or not the builder followed the building codes- they weren't always enforced.
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It is possible.   But it boils down to supply and demands.\nSome type of engineering require domestic engineers and not consulting services.   But the number are limited.\nThere are demands in US and canada but don't know the supply situation.   There may be fewer engineering students than before also.
607608
Depends on the quality of contruction.  See below.
491036
As sophisticated as this question looks I doubt that any one will answer....\nSTATE AN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (i.e. Civil,architectural,mechanic, computer science)\n\nThere no such thing as a MULTI-PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER to answer your question...
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Answering that question depends on many things:\n\n1- What material do you want to construct with (concrete, steel, timber....)\n\n2- The type of stresses acting on the member under study\n\nthese two keywords shall guide you to the design criteria, however, I can tell you a general criteria for designing anything.... you have one equation, one of its sides is the actual stress acting which can be calculated as follows\n\nstress= force / area of cross section\n\nand the other side is to be the allowable stress stated in the material's code under the corresponding case of loading (if the member is designed for moment and sheer, the flexure and the sheering allowable stresses should be taken into consideration)\n\nthe actual stress should'nt exceed the allowable but even be less that the allowable with a reasonable factor of safety.
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Once you get the building, you can usually get away with it.  It's a great place to play your music LOUD & work ALL NIGHT if you want to!  Just to be on the safe side, you should call your local building code department & ask them.
906805
Yes, it is possible to register  portions,1st floor, 2nd floor and any partial land etc.
457893
Yes it will\nAll new building sights need to have an enviromental impact study done.\nWouldn't it be so cool to be able to do the study as you are designing the structure.\nThat way you can design around the impacted areas and even design the structure to acent the enviorment that it is to be built in.\nIt will pay off.
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depends. What kind of house? How many stories is it currently? What is the material? What is the foundation? Can the house support another level? Does it need additional support for the weight? How much square footage? Do existing structural supports need to moved? \n\nAnd why is this in the computer section? I could see if you're asking about Autocad, but you're not.
280284
yea, to an architeture firm.
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The art and science of designing and erecting buildings.
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The validity of the contract will not be affected by the place of signing or preparartion.\n\nFor other details u should explain the nature of arrangement.
802212
all extensions need planning permision\napart from conservatorys..........have a word with your solicitor
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no such thing as a constructor ( maybe you mean builder or contractor - and then build  what ? residences - commercial properties - dams - bridges ? )\n\nthis assumes the USA maybe contractor is constructor in the original English ? anyway get some construction experience first it is something you move up too not a job that you start with