I'm working on getting one of these right now actually, I don't have the work requirements for my state yet. (need 4 years minimum) but yeah, getting a PE license ASAP.

Froadac

United States6733 Posts

November 25 2011 05:07 GMT

#67

Yeah... My dad has a PE license. Even has an embosser.

Also has a traffic forecasting one. He's never used it though LOL

I have my grandpa's. It's really quite ter kewl.

Chill

Calgary25990 Posts

November 25 2011 05:13 GMT

#68

On November 25 2011 13:59 dANiELcanuck wrote:
Congrats Chill! I'm a scaffolder in the oilsands so I see lots of skids like that all the time. Couldn't tell you anything about them.

Cool, where at? I don't got to McMurray these days much, more Cold Lake & Hardisty.

MoonBear

Straight outta Johto18973 Posts

November 25 2011 05:15 GMT

#69

Congrats! I can imagine how it must feel to finally get your professional qualification. ^^

shindigs

United States4795 Posts

November 25 2011 05:25 GMT

#70

Congrats Chill! I agree with mani that you should start stamping people at BarCrafts, stamps need to make a comeback.

TheLOLas

United States646 Posts

November 25 2011 05:26 GMT

#71

Congrats that's quite the achievement.

CPTBadAss

United States594 Posts

November 25 2011 07:21 GMT

#72

I've heard about this from my friend from Montreal and it made me sad that we don't have this in the United States. I'd love to get something like this after graduation. I walk in may and get my Mechanical Engineering degree ^_^. That's awesome, grats.

Psyonic_Reaver

United States4338 Posts

November 25 2011 07:36 GMT

#73

On November 25 2011 10:37 Manifesto7 wrote:
Congratulations Chill. I say you go the opposite route from your father. Stamp everything. Have a barcraft? Use that to stamp hands. Getting "stamped by Chill" could be a new catchphrase or right of passage.

And if you find people without stamps in your Barcraft, you can tell them to get out.

Congrats!

hazelynut

United States2196 Posts

November 25 2011 07:36 GMT

#74

Congrats yo

ionize

Ireland399 Posts

November 25 2011 07:47 GMT

#75

Congratulations Chill. Nice to learn something new as well, I didn't know the Canadian procedures.

Kennigit

Canada19447 Posts

November 25 2011 07:58 GMT

#76

Thats nothing, i got hired at Cisco 6 months into first year and make 180k right out of college.

Vansetsu

United States1454 Posts

November 25 2011 08:00 GMT

#77

Congratulations. Engineering is no joke. I tried to help my friend get like a class B boilers license, and the math alone nearly gave me an aneurism :p