Proper knowledge of the various elements of generator exhaust systems is required for effective execution.

A lack of familiarity of the difference between field-fabricated and factory-built exhaust systems, the relevant guidelines and standards, and the proper construction processes can lead to improper utilization and ultimately waste time and effort for remediation.

The reasons for project failure are legion, but it is possible to resolve them. Why do projects fail, and why is the failure rate so high?

To answer these questions, we will focus on specific causes of project failure. Failure is a risk that can devastate an engineer’s work, so developing a plan to maximize the chances of success is imperative.

On July 17, 1981, the fourth floor skywalk at the Kansas City Hyatt collapsed during a dance contest in the hotel atrium. It was the deadliest structural failure in the US.

In this webinar, we will explore the ethical implications of this tragedy, the ways it could have been avoided, and how an engineer’s inattention led to the fabricator changing the original design.