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Making out time to have fun and clear up my mind with work

"The key qualities that make a great engineer — skills, ethics, teamwork, and continuous learning!"

Caution:
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Ensure adequate concrete cover on all sides (bottom, sides, and top). Insufficient cover leads to corrosion and long-term structural failure.
Rebar Spacing & Alignment:
Check that bar spacing matches the drawings. Congested reinforcement can cause poor concrete flow and honeycombing during casting.

Core engineering mindset
Requirements – what the system must do
Constraints – limits (time, cost, physics, regulations)
Trade-off – choosing between competing goals
Assumptions – things taken as true (dangerous if wrong)
Feasibility – can this realistically be built?

Safety and Risk Management
Engineers need to prioritize safety for both users and workers involved in any project. Caution ensures that designs, processes, and systems are rigorously tested and assessed for potential hazards,such as electrical risks, structural failure, or environmental impact.