Granted, there are some menial jobs in the field, But when you take into consideration the mathmatical skills (angles, weight, measurements, blue prints) the knowledge of regulations, running large crews, the ability to operate the high-tech tools and machinery, staying on top of state of the art technology (radiant heat,etc)risking their lives for their trade, on top of being able to meet deadlines and budgets, how can people assume they are uneducated? They sit in their air conditioned office (which wouldnt be there if not for them) and type data into a program that does the calculations for them, yet look down on these people. It's not as if you just pick up a drill and suddenly know how to run duct work efficiently or rebuild an AC unit.
i have a semi-office job, but have nothing but respect for the people responsible for giving us the buildings and skylines we admire but give no credit for.
2007-11-29
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