This article explains why structural engineers must always check load combinations manually. It draws on examples from practice, code logic, and project outcomes.
Author: Omotoriogun Victor
A dedicated, passion-driven and highly skilled engineer with extensive knowledge in research, construction and structural design of civil engineering structures to several codes of practices
This article helps structural engineers read geotechnical reports critically. It explains what matters, why it matters, and how to use findings to drive safe, economical design.
This article provides a complete guide to writing a construction method statement that delivers results.
This article examines the cause of the collapse, investigates the construction context, and explores the errors made. It also identifies key lessons for engineers, contractors,…
Detailing a concrete beam to Eurocode 2 involve understanding several interrelated provisions. These include spacing, anchorage, lap lengths, cover, curtailment, and shear reinforcement
This article explores the risk landscape of Modern Method of Construction (MMC) using a structured approach aligned with the RIBA Plan of Work.
This article provides a comprehensive checklist for engineers and detailers responsible for producing structural concrete drawings.
This article provides a comprehensive checklist for engineers and detailers responsible for producing structural concrete drawings.
This article explains how to prepare robust specifications and minimize associated risks. It details why old specifications cannot simply be reused, outlines best practices, and explores the legal and practical benefits of well-prepared documents
This article examines key fire protection principles used for steel-framed buildings. It explores passive and active methods, their practical applications, and how engineers make design decisions.